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Mm Kaif mmkaif — Short-listed today for the Center for Fiction's 2011 Flaherty-Dunnan First Novel Prize

Sarah Adam madsahara — "I don't suppose he makes enough out of a novel to keep a midget in doughnuts for a week. Not a really healthy midget."

Turki Ahmadi turkis139ad46 — I have some conflicting thoughts on this novel. I appreciate that the author wanted a vessel to tell the world what he had learned from his life thus far(although aren't all books this way at some core level). It was very philosophical and not for the concrete reader, for sure. I do feel that he could've trusted the reader more and didn't have to so clearly drive home his points with repetition, though. It made me feel a bit like a child. Overall, though, a good read that really made me think about the way that I am living my life.

Manu Khaled manukhaled — Reading this book was a very painful experience. I found it dry, and apart from a few notable moments, uninteresting. The equivalent of chewing cardboard. I only read it because I am a good wife:-). It is one of my husbands favourite books of all time. He said there is so much in it that he wrote almost all his college papers on it. So when you love someone you should read their favorite books right?...Wrong! I followed this one with Ullyses by James Joyce which he loves even more than Heart Of Darkness and which has become one of my most hated books of all time. So maybe its not such a great idea to read your spouses favorites. He likes all of my favorites though, which just goes to show...well, enough said.

Nati Acosta nacosta — With this book, I give up on the Dexter series (books that is). I found this totally boring and repetitive.

Ashish Borakhadikar ashishsb87 — Although there are a few interesting anecdotes and art marketing tidbits of value, the minutiae of the economic strategies used by top auction houses wore me out. I much preferred Seven Days in the Art World over this book.