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Thalita Machado thalitamachado — This was by far my favorite book as a child. WWII historical fiction.

Abanoub Lotfy _banoub_otfy — I read the first 30 pages, skimmed the next 20 and closed it up. I'm not even sure where this book came from, but it isn't sticking around.

Ana Rocha anarocha95 — This book features some terrific prose. The writing is honed to a level rarely displayed in debut novels. Features a unique idea, and a very well developed protagonist.Miss Swainston offers some very interesting insights into the mentality of a junkie. Although there is an inherent flaw to her unique idea of having giant insects as the enemy; they aren't all that interesting and they can't have a point of view either. I Liked this one considerably apart from the weird secondary world. I have a problem with weirdness when it stretches the limit of believe-ability, when my brain starts viewing fictional content in terms of toonish animation rather than the visually crisp dream-like experience, I rely on fantasy to deliver. Don't get me wrong I love animation but things like three human heads on top of a rat's body or a creature with a hand in-place of a head that communicates through sign language may be delightful for some people but just doesn't work for me.(Not that any of these things actually appeared in the book, this is just an example of why I don't like Mieville-ish or new-weird aspects.) Overall, though this is a very fine piece of fiction which I must admit in-spite of my reservations because of the secondary world weirdness.