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Felipe Wanzeler felipewanzeler — Sad how pertinent this book continues to be.

洪 柳欣 8054305828bc0 — this is the one corinna thought reminded her of my family

Candace Carmer ccarmer — This one is a little bit different as far as the vampires go - You're never quite sure if they're real or not, right up to the end. It took a little while for the book to warm up but the usual array of characters are there for this type of subject - the broody hero (or is he?), the dependable friend, the disapproving mother, and a host of other bit players that drag you along for the ride (I did guest the purpose of a couple of important ones before their parts were revealed in the plot) I wouldn't rate this one amongst my top ten vampire books, but it was enjoyable and a different slant on a well known subject (some of the terminology used will be very familiar to fans of Richelle Mead's Vampire Academy series.)

Amaury Garcia _maury_arcia — It was a good story. Not the kind of thing I'd read again, but it was definitely good.

Davon Matthews _rizzlyx — This book came to me because the recommender asked what that funny statue was in my living room. I replied, a tanuki. He looked at me strangely, so I spelled tanuki out for him. Then, much to my surprise, he said I read a book about tanukis and I thought they were made up by the author. Well, Tom Robbins did not make up the story of the tanuki from scratch, but he did embellish on the Japanese legend. Robbins is one of those rare authors where I stop for a second and think, how the hell did he come up with this?! He is creative without being unbelievable. He writes as if you were having a direct conversation with him and not just merely reading a novel. He doesn't explain every detail immediately, and let's the pieces fall into place as the reader moves along. He is well-versed in current events, mythology, philosophy, and pop culture. In other words, he is a rarity. The plot jumps back and forth without being overly confusing. You have to trust that the loose ends will be tied up eventually, and it is worth the wait. Everything and everyone is connected, and what at first might seem like happenstance, turns out to be another fork in the road. Suspension of reality may be necessary while reading this novel, but at the time, it doesn't seem out of the ordinary.