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Art95 Art95 art95 — I'll pick this up and finish it at some point, because I did enjoy it while reading it. As other reviewers pointed out, though, wonderful as Theroux's writing is, his crotchetiness can grate after a while. When it doesn't, it's amusing, as is how dated this is.

Shona Chung shonav — I really enjoyed the story, very unique. The style of writing is very artistic and lovely.

김 재은 k_jaeeun00ec32 — Started this yesterday and while it is already a fascinating read, the author's privilaged life makes me cringe with embaressment--for her. Although there is no doubt she is an intelligent person, she is very clueless.

Valerio Blanco _lanco_inol_esign — I just don't have the energy to commit to a 10 book, 1000+ page a book epic series (of which The Way of Kings is Book #1). I may give it whirl when I don't have a back list of to-read books that are in the hundreds.

Ding Wang dingwang — Let me preface this review by saying, I have not seen the movie and came into this book with no expectations. The plot and characters are all enjoyable and interesting. Despite being set in the 70's, everything translates well. The prose is of the highest quality and it seems like the author always pulls out the perfect description or adjective. I imagine the point of contention with most readers is the ending. Hopefully I'm not spoiling anything by saying that it is somewhat unresolved and the author does not answer all the questions the reader has. I believe this is artfully done, because many of his opinions on the topic of suicide and criticisms of suburban life are made obvious as the plot progresses. I think if either of those two topics are of interest to you or you enjoy sarcastic and/or dark humor, then you should pick this one up, because you will enjoy it.