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Roger Fernando rogervargaf502 — This book is so great! I couldn't wait to get this book. I liked it so much I finished it in a day. Erec Rex ROCKS!

Keith Richards mi9ni — This one was juuuuuuuust a hair away from a five-star rating to me. The only thing that kept it from that last star was a few sections that I just couldn't wrap my head around. I think Mieville had a solid plan for those parts, but he just didn't quite communicate them clearly enough that I really understood what was going on. That aside, this is really a treat. The world Mieville created is fun and weird, the characters are great, and the story starts off wacky and light and tumbles down into fairly heady, almost philosophical territory by the end. I love the use of words; adjectivizing nouns, onomotopoea, and sometimes simply making up words to fit his needs. Great stuff.

Connor Horve _uskii_rts — One phrase kept running through my head as I read: "nerd nostalgia porn." Lots of my friends inhaled and enjoyed this book, but I was slightly less charmed. Combining elements of Reamde , Neuromancer , For the Win , and strongly reminiscent at times of Ender's Game (which, strangely, was not referenced in the book, unlike every other piece of media released in the 1980s), Ready Player One is an enjoyable "fight the man" tale set in a near-future where nearly everyone lives in squalor and spends most of their time "plugged in" to Oasis, the ultimate cyberspace environment. Our protagonist, Wade Watts, is one of thousands of Oasis-dwellers on a hunt for a mysterious prize. He's just a poor kid, and he's up against a group of professional "gunters" ("egg hunters," as in "easter egg") who aren't just fighting dirty in the game. Hijinks ensue. Three stars. Not totally for me, but fun.