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Yeo Jing jharuna — a really good book about domestic abuse. A good example of how abuse can effect even the smartest of people in a ways that the abuser controls every decision they make. Even the reader has a difficult time hating the abuser. It makes you mad, sad, enraged, and empowered!

김 도희 dorothy0401 — I loved this story from the first page and its wonderful, though complex, prose. For much of the story I thought the mystery a little less than mysterious, and then suddenly there was a twist or a turn and I found myself not knowing what would come next. For the most part, the characterizations are typical of 19th Century novels, often predictable, but better than one might expect given the time period. I have seen many novels recently which are written in the first person from the viewpoint of different characters. This is a convention first seen in The Woman in White.

Murat Böcü murat96cd82 — i actually read this first as an undergrad., but i returned to it for comprehensive exams and again now for dissertation work. she weaves poststructural theory into her discussions of the teaching of writing in ways i can only hope to over the next few months of diss. writing.

Nitin Veturkar nitinveturkar — A very compelling argument against religion and an inspiring work by a scientist.

Henrique Paulino _enriquepaulino — Worth reading even if you never plan to run a marathon. Her witty and sarcastic sense of humor had me in stitches! Loved it!

Joern H hitbylife — I read this book in about an hour and a half, this afternoon of June the 1. It was an easy read, definitely, but with complex undertones of spirituality, magic, and perhaps drugs. The end of chapter 1 was particularly lovely. It was full of mermaids and haunting flute music and words that turned into snakes and dragons. Yet, in the narrator's mind--and in my mind too--it was all real. Someday I'd like to go to that magical land.