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Suzanne Dias suzannedias995 — I read this book long ago. It was recommended by a friend of mine. I love animals and thus, I land up reading many books like these. This is a true story of a Army man and his dog. It's fascinating and heart warming as well. Please do read this book.

Kalinka Georgieva kikakikagef219 — This book leaves me speechless. What is art? What is performance art? If you're an artist, how does your art affect your family?

Alexandra Ramon _lexandra_amon — There's Mark, who awakes from a coma following a freak accident with the more than nagging feeling that things around him aren't quite right - especially his sister, who has been replaced by someone very closely resembling his sister, his dog, who has been replaced by a very similar dog, and his house, which seems exactly right except for a few details. There's Karin, brought back to her hometown as a result of her brother's accident, bewildered and distressed by her brother's condition, convinced that she's only making things worse. Her identity, fragile to begin with, is negotiated throughout the novel as she becomes a foil for her brother's paranoia and the very different needs and personalities of two former lovers. There's Weber, the famous neuro-somethingsomething, drawn to the case out of curiosity but also out of a need to redeem his flagging career and to find an anchor as his own identity - Famous Gerald the writer, solid husband and respected researcher - starts to crumble around him. There's also the land, and the water, and the cranes that visit twice a year in huge numbers, drawn by an ancient remembering, dancing because it's always been done, and it always will be done. Powers takes these characters and their questions of identity, fidelity, memory and forgetting and weaves them together with a deftness that I don't remember from his previous work. Although it took me the better part of a year to finish the book, I thoroughly enjoyed it. A couple of years ago I told friends that Rick Powers was a damned good writer but that he had problems with endings. I think he's gotten past that with this one.

Takeshi Gondo takeshigondo — This book got really boring really fast. And I still don't like the Wicked Witch.