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Wendy Ten wendytenho1d54 — Two steps forward, One step back. Allie and her friends are in a race to find a cure for the poisoned magic that is killing people and with magic making Allie sick, she has to depend on her friends and more conventional means to keep herself safe from those who are hunting them. I am still completely lost when it comes to Allie's father. One minute I felt like he is truly interested in helping Allie, and the next I'm convinced he has a massive ulterior motive. I'm also still really upset about Allie not having her personal interior magic still. I don't know why but it really bugs me. I love Allie and Zayvion even more as the books pile on. Shame and Terric continue to be my favorite two allies involved in Allies life and I love reading about their love hate relationship. There is always a ton of action involved and story development added with each Allie book. Just when you think Allie will be able to catch a break the ending throws a massive curve ball in her plans and moves her back into battle mode. By the last page you know where the story is going next and I cant wait to read how it plays out.

Martha Patricia _artha_atricia — It's just so g-d bleak! Oh, and that pig scene...so not about the pig scene.

Jarvis W _arvis_ — I really enjoyed reading this novel. Since it is written from more of an Eastern mentality the concept of war is handled in a way I find much more humanistic. The book is not about communism and is not even, I do not think, closely tied to being Vietnamese. Instead this book encompasses the title, literally. The author explores the sorrow that he felt, and the ways in which he attempted to come to terms with it. Although the timeline for the novel is slightly chaotic, the meta fictional elements sustain a certain amount of order. An individual who read this book and discussed it at Texas Tech insighted that this book could very easily have been written by an American soldier. Considering he fought in Vietnam I trust his perception. The story was certainly not ideological harping which I greatly appreciated. The ideas of loss and sorrow were touching in a universal way. Some of the scenes in the book are quite graphic, which of course can be expected. in the same way the war is handled though many of the most grpahic scenes are not spelled out but merely understood. Overall a very insightful and moving read.