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이 혜원 dlgpdnjs22b67c — I have mixed emotions about this book. The writing was very good and the topic enough to keep me engrossed and wanting to read it. However, I was quite put off by the frequent dropping of the F bomb. I also had mixed emotions about the characters, going back and forth between liking and disliking them. I thought I had the book figured out from the prologue, but the author still managed to throw in a curve I wasn't expecting. I did, however, figure out the lawyer's secret with why he has the service dog long before it was revealed in the book, although I enjoyed his noncomittal, witty come-backs throughout the book every time he was asked what the dog was for. I thought it was interesting that the story was told from so many different perspectives, each main character having a chance to tell the story from his/her point of view. I thought the change of font for each character was odd, though. I did wonder through the whole book how things would be wrapped up in the end and wasn't prepared for the few little twists thrown in at the end, which, to me, is a sign of a good author - if I can't see it coming, and it makes sense and isn't far-fetched, then I like it. I haven't seen the movie but have heard how different it is from the book, so I'm not sure if I want to see it because I don't see why Hollywood would think they needed to change Ms. Picoult's plot. Again, the topic intrigued me and I was able to relate to both sides of the scenario enough - how would I be if it were one of my children dying, but how would I feel if I was one of the children? - that that kept me engrossed as well. Again, I had mixed emotions but thought it a well-written book.

刘 硕夫 shuofu — I have no interest in Submarines or scuba diving, yet this book was an awesome read, and true story.

Cristina Gago crisgagoo329ac — I liked this book so much I wrote a blog post about it: http://let-sleeping-dragons-lie.blogs...