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Informaticsegypt Informaticsegypt informaticsegypt — I finished this book in two days, where I probably could have done it in one. What a powerful and emotional story! There were many moments throughout where I found myself holding back sobs and wiping away tears. It's so heart wrenching to think that not so long ago people with disabilities were looked down upon and were removed from society to live in institutions. Out of sight out of mind. Thankfully humanity has come a long way since then. This particular story of Linnie, Homan, Martha, and Julia is definitely gripping. I will say that the story started off really slow and I almost lost interest. Thankfully I kept on. Everyone should pick this up and read it.

张 晓 _iangren_heng — This reminded me a lot of Twilight, but without all the lovey dovey parts

Autumn Ofeery _utumn_ — I love this collection, particularly the Glass family stories; I deduct one star for "De Daumier Smith's Blue Period" and "Pretty Mouth and Green My Eyes." He is most insightful when he's with the Glasses (maybe because Buddy is him?) and of course the final moment of "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" informs every other moment for the Glasses. I wrote in my review of Franny and Zooey how the war is an ominous presence, sometimes past, sometimes present ("For Esme, with Love and Squalor," one of the best), and always incredibly interesting. Read together with the other Glass stories, we have an appropriately fractured look into a fascinating family.