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Umang Prajapati umang77 — Cal was an extremely interesting narrator. I loved the way this novel ebbed and flowed - the author did an excellent job of revealing details at exactly the right time, whether they came chronologically or not. The topic was unique and sucked me in. The other amazing thing was that Cal's point of view managed to be both a male and female perspective. Right after I finished this book, I picked up the New Yorker and read an article about a South African runner who is a hermaphrodite and having read "Middlesex" definitely lent a sensitivity to my reaction to this runner. Having spent two weeks in the head of someone so similar made the article an extra-interesting read. I loved the events of this novel, from Desdemona's silkworm shed in Turkey to her mock-courtship with Lefty on the boat, and from Callie's relationship with 'the object' to her transformation to Cal as she made her way across the country. Themes: gender, identity, coming of age, Greek culture, immigration, sex, family, secrets, Detroit

Joel Quimby jquimby — I really liked the concept for this book, however a few things bothered me immensely. Like the quote from scripture at the start of the book, that really irritated me. All in all though, this was a really FAST read for me, it took me about a day and a half (with plenty of time to sleep and take a break to go to work for 6 hours...) The story flowed really well and I was able to breeze through without missing a beat. I liked that. There were parts I loved and parts I disliked, but you get that with any book right?