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Jason Wonder jasonwonderfceb — ** spoiler alert ** I really enjoyed The Hunger Games, and I can't wait to start Catching Fire. I just hope that the story doesn't become a replica of the Twilight love triangle; that would just be a big let down. All in all, I loved it. I thought the writing style was excellent, and the plot was very well crafted. I couldn't put it down!

深澤 沙央 shiofukasa4cf9 — I liked this book! It wasn't my most favorite ever but it was a fun read! The whole premise of the story was fun and unique! Alex Flinn has a talent of taking a fairy tale, dusting it off, and making it a totally new story!

ömer Ceran omerceran — The Price family - a Baptist minister, his wife, and four daughters - travel deep into the Belgian Congo in the late 1950s for an expected year-long missionary assignment. What begins as an optimistic effort at "Christianizing the savages" turns into a fascinating exploration of motives, personalities, and religious interpretation, set against the backdrop of the country's political revolution and fight for freedom from Belgium. The father's unyielding self-righteousness is a bit stereotyped, but helps expose some of the cultural conflicts. The wife and daughters each narrate the book in successive chapters, and we learn much about each of their unique personalities in the process - the characters are very well developed and their different personalities present different insights and dilemmas. I liked the first 2/3 of the book best; later, as the family fell apart and each member reacted in very different ways to the African experience, there was less to appreciate for me.

Anushka Gupta anushkagupta — This book posed an interesting perspective into the whole Hemingway mythology. Written from the viewpoint of his first wife Hadley, the novel suggests some of the demons that drove Papa Hemingway. Hadley is portrayed as a sympathetic character, out of her depth in the Paris of the 1920's, but trying her best to be a good wife. Unfortunately, she is a creature of the 19th century and Hemingway quickly tires of her. I believe they did love each other, or the idea of each other, but were definitely not suited for each other. I was blown away by the betrayal of their good "friend" Pauline. While she may have thought herself a "modern" woman, what she really was was selfish. Many of their Paris set did. The 1920's were a self-indulgent age, but many of these people were extreme. For many of them, their art was the only thing they were true to. This book is an interesting period piece, as well as a illustration on relationships.

Aleksandra Iwona _leksandra_atoka — The best of the early Potter's by miles - I wish I had a mysteriously louche godfather who'd spent 12 years in jail for a murder he didn't commit! And I want a wand

Valerie Toval eventsbyvalerie7315 — This book has a lot of potential, but unfortunately, it's hard to keep focused because there are so many names, places, time periods covered all at once. There are some great stories and I learned quite a bit, but I would have organized the book in a completely different way to make it more reader friendly. The way it is now, this is a grazing book instead of a sit-down-and-read book.