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Karsten Wolf wolf9f84 — I have been a fan of the Duggars for the past two years and watch their show faithfully week after week. I enjoyed this book immensely, even if some of it was a bit "astonishing". Their honesty about their upbringings and their decisions to follow the path they have is inspiring.

Alexander Ortiz _dwin9403 — My favorite of the three Steven Millhauser books I've read thus far — and now I've got only eight more to go! Many of Millhauser's stories don't even have characters in the traditional sense. These fictions are more like essays, histories or journalistic reports documenting a parallel universe's architecture, art, fashion and human behavior. The section of four stories on "Impossible Architecture" reminded me of Italo Calvino's "Invisible Cities." Like Borges and Kafka, Millhauser reimagines our world in absurd, fantastical ways that bring the real world into sharper focus.

Frankie Leto missfrankiki7bf1 — In his memoir The Same River Twice, Chris Offut takes us on parallel journeys of both mind and body. In two interweaving storylines, we follow young Offut, as he travels the United States hoping to find a calling, and older Offut, a seasoned, settled, soon-to-be father. Each Offut thinks a lot, about a great many things, from the mundane—where am I going to sleep tonight?—to the profound—why am I here? Using present and past tense shifts to distinguish between narrative threads, Offut weaves a literary tapestry of descriptive prose, balancing his contemplative contemporary self with the naïve, questing, and reckless personality of his youth. This is honest writing, rife with startling metaphors and lyric intensity. We may not entirely feel comfortable with where Offut takes us emotionally, as some of his thoughts are downright distasteful in their human-frailty nakedness, but his willingness to write uncompromisingly about his life, feelings, fears, etc. earns our trust and, ultimately, admiration.

Alexis Pierina pierina326 — Tidak saja membaca bukunya, tapi saya juga ikut trainingnya. Kesan-kesan selama ikut Training ESQ? Subhanallah, luar biasa sekali, semakin menyadarkan saya bahwa manusia itu kecil sekali dan tidak ada satu pun yang terjadi di alam semesta ini tanpa ijin-Nya :)

Imane Turque imaneturqu1226 — I eventually gave up on getting through this book. The translation was too bad. It started to irritate me so much, I wasn't focused on the story at all anymore. I think it's such an insult to the authors hard work to hire bad translators. It's not as if there aren't plenty of them out there. Anyway, this makes it very hard to say anything about the book, really. Except that if you're holding the Norwegian translation for this, do yourself a favor and don't read it until you've had a drink. You'll need it.