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Mickael Giraud _ickael_iraud — This was a very interesting and unique book. It took me readingt about 1/3 to 1/2 of this book to begin to feel like I was enjoying it. I think maybe the author could have made the beginning a little less drawn out and gotten to the "plot" a little quicker. The story line follows an older concierge and a young girl who live in the same building and the narration switches back and forth between these two with their view of the folks who live in the building they inhabit. The residents are very wealthy, mostly snobby people and these two "narrators" of the story critique all of their neighbors and in the end I think they become guilty of the crime they are accusing their fellow residents of - setting themselves up above others...snobbery! Some do it because of their wealth, some do it due to their higher education, but it seems that in this book everybody does it in one way or another - even the 2 main characters who I'm sure don't see themselves as setting themselves above anyone. Then...one day a new resident moves into the building. He is wealthy, educated, cultured and NOT snobbish. From here the story begins to be much more interesting and I'll leave it at that. Just hang in there if you are getting sick of the "holier than thou" attitude of the two main voices in the book. It gets better. Another thing I found annoying - though it is translated from French, there are still phrases and words all throughout in French and since I speak not a word of French, I sometimes felt I was in the dark.

Caroline Nohama carolinenohama — American gothic...we all love this one! Ironic horror in rural Americana...Stephen King has to have been a Shirley Jackson fan.

Luigi Bellanca luigibellanca1934 — this book is definitely a fast-paced thriller, which I couldn't put down. I wanted to keep reading to find out what happens in the end.

Felipe Wanzeler felipewanzeler — this book was dissapointing for a Dan Brown novel. it felt like the writer was rushing to finish it

Roxana Soledad _oxana_oledad — This was a wonderful book of ladies journey from England to escape unwanted marriage to Montana. She was satisfied with her position until she met a man who never wanted to marry again. yet she learned that she does want kids & family. Very interesting turn of events makes this book very enjoyable.

Claudia Villarreal _lauu_illarreal — I really really enjoyed this book, yet I can't quite articulate why: it had some rough areas that seemed to drag, but never quite enough that I felt compelled to put it down or abandon it altogether. When I first finished I thought that the ending was abrupt, but after I thought about it, the way it ends really fits with the whole tone. All things considered, I think that I liked this better than The Virgin Suicides; but I may have to reread that one to decide.

Julia Antoinette julia_antoinette — I picked up this book years ago based on a friend's recommendation. I enjoyed the multiple storylines juxtaposed against multiple timelines, laced with an introduction to the fundamentals of cryptography. Another great read for a long vacation overseas.