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Srikara Srinidhi theinkmonkey — Based on only this novel, I decided A.S. Byatt was one of the greatest underrated novelists of the 20th century. (After reading much more of her work, I still think that.) She has crafted a passionate and exciting literary mystery about the lives of two fictional Victorian poets. That basic skeleton of a story is packed with A) examples of both their poetry, which is so well-written it could entirely stand on its own, but which in this novel serves to provide the reader with clues to the mystery, and which tells you everything you need to know if you read it closely; and B) an equally compelling plot where two literary scholars studying the two poets embark on a wild-goose chase across England and France to try and solve the mystery and eventually (of course) fall in love. It would not be an exaggeration to say that I think this is one of the most perfectly-crafted novels in the history of novels.

Olivia Dicarlo _livia_i_arlo86 — A somewhat shocking view of the other-worldy beings sharing our space and time. The book consists of letter between two demons, Screwtape and his uncle Wormwood and their attempts to vex and sway God's people. Very insightful, funny at times, and useful for at least imagining the unseen world we all know is there anyway.

Regina Koetters rakoe — I felt like most of Rubin's ideas to gain more happiness were pretty obvious and presented a little too enthusiastically at times but I'm glad I stuck with it. It really grew on me by the end. Most importantly it got me thinking about the changes I could make in my own life and I suppose that's the whole point.