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Sukant Panigrahy sukant — Started out slow. Was more shocking (in a good way) than LOL funny in the beginning but towards the end I really became interested in what he had to say...and he made me LOL several times. Worth reading. Good in snippets.

Alvin Theseira alvintheseira — I’m giving this book 1.5 stars because it included the basic elements that a fantasy tale should have and because I reserve one star for books that are in my opinion truly terrible. This book wasn’t terrible but I certainly didn’t enjoy it either, and the bottom line is that I didn’t finish the book. The story failed to pull me in and I lost interest about halfway through. It was much too long and it really started to drag out for me-and this is coming from someone who enjoys reading large epic fantasy novels such as the books in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series or A Song of Ice and Fire series. After a couple of days of plodding along and pushing myself to keep reading, I finally realized that I just didn’t care what happened one way or the other and decided to call it quits. Really it all comes down to a couple of main issues: the story didn’t maintain my interest and I didn’t like the characters or feel invested in them. This is the first Melina Marchetta book that I’ve read and I understand that this is her first foray into writing fantasy. I’m wondering if I might have had a different experience with this author if I had started with one of her YA novels instead.

Hiromi Van hiromivandergoes — A short book; more of a compilation of very detailed observations and musings about life. Interesting and engaging.

Zachary Beasley zachbeasley — ** spoiler alert ** Dark, intense beginning of a series about members of the mafia. Novella setting up the characters and the attraction between the MCs. I'm not usually a fan of reading about criminals still doing crime but this book pulled me right in. The scene setting is fabulous. Makes you feel like you are right there with the characters (even though I wouldn't want to be!). Since it's the start of a series, can only rate on what I've read so far. This is a very dark story, though, so will be interesting to see how the series advances. Beautiful book cover. Warning: For those who want to know...there's a scene that is dubious consent, a scene with rough sex and one of the MCs is married. Although no sex happens with the married MC in this volume, the attraction, thoughts and intent are there for the future.

Warda Bashir warda_bashir — This publication of Bellow's play was a revised version of the 1959 one which had an unsuccessful run on Broadway. An over-the-hill famous comedian attempts to pursue a new interest in the self-administration of psychoanalysis. An assortment of relatives and business associates show up for his closed-circuit telecast, fearing that he's lost his mind but hanging around to grab a share of his revived success in the event he is successful. This is an intriguing survey of the hollowness often experienced by comedians and the lack of respect they receive when trying to do anthing other than making people laugh. This play was added to my list after reading some of Bellow's novels.

Camila Oliveira millalolivbbc3 — Easy read -- finished in a day. I liked the format -- short passages in roughly chronological order from a myriad of character viewpoints. I enjoyed the character development although, at times, it didn't really advance the plot line. It was more to continue the lifeline of the series protagonist, Rona Parish. I enjoyed it enough to look for others by her, although not necessarily this series.

Justus Leonhardt email9da1 — RATING: 2.5 stars. Ugh... Dan Brown meets historical fiction? :p