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Anastasiia Fedorova _nastasiia_edorova — i found this book, someone left it behind and i even tried to get it back to the owner with no luck...it's first person stories about katrina. i just went to new orleans for the first time and fell in love...this book is moving me. and really fucking sad and scary.

振中 Wan 2310930075105a — There is a mystery here, one that you have to wade through all the background stories, side-plots, musings and messy violence to get to. The last two chapters are probably the most coherent and lineal. "Who Watches the Watchmen?" is the unofficial sub-title, and it's very fitting. There is a lot of gore, violence, an attempted rape (on Laurie's mother when she was the original Silk Spectre in The Minutemen), Jon's less-than-modest willy popping up here and there, murder and mayhem in the book. And some very daggy costumed vigilantes. They are a bit of a sad bunch, full of aspirations or dreams of glory but who look so ridiculous it's amazing they were ever taken seriously by the criminal underworld. In a way, Watchmen is a tribute, a homage, to the old Superman et. al. comics of the early 20th century, but I can't be sure it isn't mocking them too. Or perhaps mocking us, for our superhero dreams and aspirations and wish-fulfilment fantasies

Noa Kuiper noakuiper42765 — Decently entertaining, but it gets tangled up in itself and lost track of it's own story from time to time. All in all, an entertaining retelling of Rapunzel.

Felix Albert felixpena — The world of bathtub adventure awaits readers in The Sea of Bath. While journeying with "a sleepy old Captain" familiar bath toys float about the mysterious sea. This would be a wonderful bed-time story, as children everywhere can relate to the imaginary adventures that ensue during bath time. The muted palate of Logan's illustrations helps to give the book a nostalgic feel.