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Jessica Chiang jiajia_yun8a3f — The third book involving Tiffany Aching and the Nac Mac Feegles -- the one where Tiffany dances with the Wintersmith and gets herself into the middle of the ancient romance of summer and winter. I love the witches, and I love the Feegles, and I love Tiffany, and it's always a pleasure to spend time with them. And yay for Roland growing up. And I loved the subplot involving Miss Treason and the slight improvement in Annagramma. Having said that, I had serious problems with this book. The most critical problem I have is that I didn't understand Tiffany getting involved in the dance in the first place. It was wildly out of character for her to do something like that, five minutes after someone has told her not to, without asking any questions; I couldn't see why she would *want* to; it wasn't well supported; I didn't believe it. And of course all the action of the book depends on that one act. The second problem is the way he's pulled the climax out of the book and used it as a prologue. When I encountered it for the first time, it was confusing and pointless; it didn't really increase suspense, because I couldn't tell what was going on. And then when I began to approach its right place in the book, it messed up the pacing; once Tiffany went back to the Chalk, I figured she would be fighting the big storm any minute, and so when she sat down to make a watercolor painting, I went, What? Doesn't she have something urgent to do? The Summer Lady hardly made an appearance until the last two chapters, which seemed odd -- and he never explained how she came to be imprisoned in the underworld in the first place, which made her rescue seem a little less a part of the story. The eight-year-old has read it, and she thinks it's hilarious. (2007 Locus poll: #1 YA SFF)

Tom Rosenow tomrosenow — One of the few books I've read this year that kept me up all night because I had to find out what REALLY happened. It's not a mystery per se, but after the first chapter, you will want to know why this girl who seems straight out of the 1950s is wandering around modern-day Chicago, looking for her brother in crack houses.

Gerda More gerdamore — Cute quick read. I liked the mini chase that was going on between Trent & Mara. Both had feelings for one another but didn't know how exactly to react on it. Trent held back because Mara's twin brother was his best friend. Mara held back just because, but she finally made her move, and convinced Trent to go with it. The sex scenes were good. They weren't overly erotic if you are looking for that sort of thing, but they were good enough. The ending was really cute as well with Mara's brothers reaction to the two...I'll leave that for future readers to discover. Overall a good read, and I'd recommend.

Menendex Films _enendexfilms — A must have for every woman, and every partner who loves his/her woman. This has been an invaluable resource for me through the years. I'm sure there is even more in the new edition!