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Randy Rattansingh _and_esigns — I read to page 44 in February, 2008. The book seemed too complicated, too in-depth for me at that time. Now that I've read a few of Hahn's other books, I know I'll eventually go back to this one.

Faizal Rizal fzlreventon — Prose manages to balance several different points of view and makes each believable. I enjoy when a writer is able to do this. She also has an ironic sensibility that appeals to me. If we could do them, this would be 3 1/2 stars.

Mathias Ilbin mathiasilb5741 — This tale has elements that I normally detest in a book: it switches voice from one character to another, in first person, and it has an ambiguous ending. The novel, however, is a compelling story of a mother who goes to extremes to protect her son from the dangers of the normal world by whisking him away to a cave on the Rio Grande. It left me asking how far I would go to protect my children.

Ana Vs anavsana — This is perhaps my favorite Marquez book, which i valiantly attempted to read in the original Spanish (an English translation was always nearby). Nevertheless, it is quite different in style than other novels by Marquez; and I couldn't quite understand how until I found out that he was to some extent emulating Kafta's The Metamorphosis. My theory on the events of the story is that very few people in the town--even up until the very point of the murder--actaully believed the Vicario brothers would actually make good on their threats. It struck me that the situation was treated rather like the drama of a telanovela, something you gossip about and the more lurid the better. Subsequently, most people in the town make up lame rationalizatons for their moral turpitude. You have to hand it to the narrator for having the courage to try, after over 20 years, to understand what happened and why...