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Joshua Koepke joshuakoepke — Mükemmel bir genel okuma. Vahşi biçimlendirme stili, işe gerçekten çok şey katıyor; ancak, biçimlendirme olmadan, yazının kendisinin düz düşeceğini düşünüyorum. Bu kitabı bir hafta sonra indirip almak yerine, bir kerede okumak zorundasınız ya da biçimlendirme stilinin yarattığı hissi kaçırmak riskiyle karşı karşıyasınız.

Bhushan Choudhari _hushan_houdhari — This is a great book for all those who love Russian culture. It is a difficult read however, and probably worth reading more than once. I recommend reading it on ones own before looking at any kind of review or guide. The contrast between the main characters is what I enjoyed the most. Light and dark, faith and atheism, its all here. It's the only Doestoevsky I've read but I understand that it is one of the best.

Devon Hensler hensledm0822 — I loved this book the first time I read it (6/10) and I still loved it the second time around. I was happy that it was picked for our bookclub so that I could go back and relive this "ghost" story. Margaret Lea lived a secluded life with her mother and father and worked in the family book store until she was summoned to the home of famed author Vida Winter, picked to hear her "real" life story before she dies. Margaret is taken back to the beginning of life at Angelfield and how the "twins" came to be. Things were always off with the Angelfield family, but none more so with Adeline and Emmeline. Miss Winter tells the story and as it unfolds you question, who is this Vida Winter? How does she connect to the story being told? Margaret does her reseach to prove certain facts in the story and the connections she is able to make, while dealing with her own ghost. The "twist" of the story really knocks you for a loop when Margaret figures it out, you are can't believe it, but want to know the rest of the story. A very well written novel that kept me engrossed and I hope there is more of this from Diane Setterfield in the future.