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Filippo Dolci filippodlc — This is my second book this month with a tiger on it, and my third book with wild animals, and my second with a child AND a wild animal. Aside from these reasons, I liked it because it seems to claim that you could be an underachiever, have wildly unfortunate things happen to you, and not even be particularly nice to people—but still cull little visionary moments from your cruel life.

Pedro Rivas pedrorivasf347 — Them Cornhuskers oughta stuck to huskin' corn, cuz they shore ain't no match for Jack Reacher! He can outthink and outfight and just plain outCOOL everyone who tangles with him. This one was very satisfying. It was reminiscent of the older Reacher novels---totally unbelievable and all the more fun because of it. Jack gets to spout off a lot of great quips in this one, too. Wouldn't we all love to be able to think of those perfect comebacks in every stressful encounter? This story will make you want to avoid Nebraska for at least the next few lifetimes, unless you like your landscapes FLAT and featureless.

Vivien Guyot vivienguyo8321 — Mashing together polygamous sister wives, "Hunger Games" dystopia, and Jane Austen tales where the dramas of characters are pretty much confined to one sprawling estate, I loved this one. Although the premise is a little extreme and tricky to understand at first (in the future, all women of a particular generation die at 20 and all men at 25), once the characters end up in a dilapidated mansion where there are sister wives, a mysterious basement, a confusing husband, and a cute servant boy, I was hooked. I'm a little wary of future sequels because I really liked the spatial confines of this one (kind of similar to most of the action unfolding in the Hunger Games arena) but I guess we'll see what will happen in any future Chemical Garden book. The cover was impressive and the whole design of the book was interesting, although it sort of made the book seem like more of a high fashion book that would be dropping brand names instead of an inventive scifi YA.

Robert Sánchez elbiendpinga — So far, my favorite Christopher Moore book- it was entertaining from start to finish.