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Billy Brewster ghostofgrant30 — I found this a difficult novel to get through. I admit I haven't read much science fiction, but this particular story seemed impossible to connect to. The characters were one-dimensional and the plot was lacking. I made myself read through to the end, which stops midway in the action as a "to be continued". I would not recommend this book!

Anastasia Belova anastasia_belova — Listened to it this time for a book discussion, but have read it before. It holds up beautifully. Wonderful characters and a real sense of time and place. I highly recommended this classic.

W Navarro wnavarrol44b0 — Ok. Interesting the spider research that was done before Charlotte's Web. I also enjoyed learning about White's enjoyment of Archy and Mehitabel.

T Reza trezamaulana — I think that this comic is giving you the information about what happened on monday night football. Like who won the champion chip. What was the score and stuff like that.

Nick Pons _ick_ons — Note to self: This is what you get when you choose a book based solely on your crush on Nathan Fillion. Please, don't do it again. Okay, I liked this book a lot more than I liked Along Came a Spider, hence the 2 stars. But when I say 'liked' I mean it only took me one month to read Kiss the Girls instead of two like last time. Although I find the plot interesting--I saw the movie back when it came out and I remember enjoying it--I found the book to be way too long, drawn-out and boring. It needed a lot more action and a lot less of Alex Cross's personal life. And I don't like him any more than I did in the first book. I have a tiny crush on John Sampson. I want to know more about Kyle Craig. I found the kidnappers/murderers interesting. Hell, I care about that random guy in the bar parking lot more than I do about Alex Cross. I'm still not sure exactly what it is, but the character really annoys me.

Judy Chen sales67fc4 — This book got me through a hard time in my life, and it is also the reason why I went to graduate school. Perhaps I shouldn't rate it so high, seeing as I am now up to my eyeballs in debt. But seriously, this is one of Erdrich's best. It's funny, touching, and incredibly moving.