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Mark Haley markhaley — love this one, too.

Daniela Cueva danycue — I loved chapters 20-29. They were very entertaining looks into the Aspergian mind and life. The first 19 chapters I did not like, with brief exceptions (like "The Flaming Washtub). They were very specific to his interests in sound waves and circuits and his work with various bands. If you have an interest in "Kiss", you would probably like them. That being said, I gave it a solid 3 stars because I liked certain parts more than I disliked the others.

Diksha Bhatia dikshaa — Judith Krantz is a Francophile. Many parts of this book read like an extended love letter to the country, the language and the lifestyle. Fortunately, Krantz has also populated her book with interesting, dynamic characters whose lives allow Krantz to depict at length Paris and the Provençal countryside. Beginning in Paris in the 1920’s and continuing until 1975 with stops in 1950s New York, World War II era Félice, and Rome in 1975, Krantz’ generational saga is lush with descriptiveness, quirky secondary characters, almost sympathetic villains, and more information about art and modeling (both for painters and for fashion magazines) than anyone would care to know. The story is so beguiling, however, that one barely notices it goes on for more than 500 pages. There’s nothing that could be cut to make a more concise novel without losing some of its charm. Though at the time this book was written, 1975 was almost the present day, because of the overt reference to the year instead of setting the book in the ambiguous “present”, the story does not feel outdated.