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Ibrahim Mohamed ibrahim_mo89c1 — A gem. Perfect for a winter's afternoon.

Alan Araujo redbull_cr33eb — Just as good as I remembered. It felt just as magical to read it to my daughter as it did when I read it as a child. It brought back memories of how after reading it I used to pretend my wardrobe was magic and the gateway to Narnia. I spent a lot of time trying to convince my brothers of this too. When I tell that story to my husband he thinks I'm a freak, but I prefer to think of myself as imaginatively gifted. Man I wish I still had that wardrobe... It only took two sittings to read this to my daughter. The fact that a 200 page book with few pictures could sustain a 5 years old's interest as well as an adult's speaks volumes. I did have to edit a few parts of the story on the fly to avoid tears, but it was no big deal. My daughter has already asked me to read it to her again and I think we will continue reading the rest of the Narnia collection.

Sanchi Aneja sanchianeja19 — A brilliant and salient look at what happened after the "fall" of Baghdad. It certainly didn't make me feel any better about the situation but I derived hope from the spirit of the Iraqi people the author met along the way.

Sungmi Sohn _ungmi — perfectly drawn characters and an art historical thread - book nirvana for me.

Judy Chen sales67fc4 — This story begins a couple of weeks after the last one left off. I enjoyed it thoroughly as I've LOVED this series however there were times that I was getting annoyed and tired of Calder's "insecurity" issues and Francesca's shameless begging to win him back. Without wanting to give away any spoilers, I also felt a little cheated by the brief and somewhat abrupt ending. I hope that Joyce doesn't take another extended hiatus from the Cahill series, as I would really like to see what happens next...