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Lion Lion liondeng — Atonement is like a sharp dark cut of bitter love and sorrow. I cannot repeat enough how much I liked this book. As a recent instance of contemporary fiction, set before/during World War II, it captured a phenomenal story. A tremendous story, that I love even though I bemoan it. The author has a way of crafting images that I cannot praise enough. He just spins out, for example, a single sentence, and you know exactly how the character feels and what the scene looks like. Like this paragraph, where Robbie is at the dunes, trying to evacuate from France, trying to rest from the war: "As the food reached his stomach a bloom of warmth opened across his chest and throat. He had been walking these roads, he thought, all his life. When he closed his eyes he saw moving asphalt and his boots swinging in and out of view. Even as he chewed, he felt himself plunging into sleep for seconds on end. He entered another stretch of time, and now, lying snugly on his tongue, was a sugared almond, whose sweetness belonged to another world." That is amazing. Now imagine reading 350 pages of that. It's simply an experience. Not to mention how riveting the plot is, how hauntingly depressing the main idea is. Beautiful. Really, I should never ever complain about my stupid teenaged existence again. - - - Side Note: The movie adaptation was the single best adaptation of a book I have ever read. Done deal. I was sobbing and sobbing and admiring Joe Wright's excellence and sobbing.

Johanna Miller _iller_o — I really enjoyed this book. I thought it was a clever mystery without being scary. These are the kind of mystery books I like. I did feel like the clues were a little too easy to guess. I knew exactly what it was after the first clue was read. It bugged me that no one else figured it out until they had everyone else's clues. Other than that, I loved it!