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Jock Martin fishburstfa65 — Seven children try to keep their nanny from going on a much-needed vacation for three weeks. Oh, the horror of animal-hating Mrs. Spot, the short-term nanny. And on top of all this, Emma has to figure out what to do about a "borrowed" book that gets eaten by a family pet!

Valentina Prieto valentinaprietoac03 — Cool book with wonderful illustrations.

Matias Larroza matiaslarroza — I admit I didn't read this entirely. This book is a collection of geek wisdom laced with humor, literally-- the top of each page is some sort of quote from geek culture with the author's musings on it below. And while I enjoyed it and the books pure existance, I didn't have the time to read all of his narration.

Yadi Wu zhaosijie25897 — I believe this is Pankaj Mishra's first novel. In some ways, it is the stereotypical story of 'east meeting west' and most of the characters seem to have been created to fit a certain mould. It is the story of Samar, a young Indian who comes to the holy city of Benares and has hopes of making it to the elite Indian Civil service. He meets a bunch of westerners in the holy city and the rest follows. There is the beautiful French woman, Catherine, who is in love with Anand, an aspiring sitar player. There are Brits, Germans and others, who have their own romantic vision of India which often seems at odds with the India that Samar sees. The book does not seem to break out of many of the cliches associated with India, westerners who are Indo-philes and the middle-class Indian's associations with such westerners. It seems to be written for the westerner rather than the Indian audience. But the well-read westerner might feel 'bored' by the writing, I think. My Indian friends did not like the book at all as they thought that it was un-interesting as a book. However, my young niece seemed to like it. I read somewhere that V.S.Naipaul considers Pankaj Mishra as a promising young Indian writer. So, he must have the potential. However, this book does not do justice to him.

Elena Dugan elenadugan — ** spoiler alert ** I want another book on what they did after they excaped the Capital!!!!

Graeme Mellis mellisgraeme43 — Careful language, intriguing plot - but also a bit disturbing for me. Of course, it's probably good to be disturbed, but heads-up that this has Faulkner-ish sexual abuse (I love Faulkner, but this felt less symbolic and more just about sexual abuse)... I called Lucky throughout, which helped a lot, but she had read it probably 6 months before me. I wish I had been in a class or a reading group just to be able to talk about all the ideas and emotions it brings up.