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Rebecca Saba _eckydesign_anifesto — This was a strange entry into this series. I had a hard time keeping track of what was going on. I'm also concerned that Cornwell is running out of ideas. The storyline in this book was interesting, but I felt like she was reaching for something shocking. It didn't read like a natural next step for the series.

Ian Salt _aking_amers — Great depictions of depression era circus life; sympthetic look at the internal life of an eldery man; best use of villan/nemesis and forboding that I've read in a while; great fast read

Edel Tan cuteaj12 — read it for a class project a thorough history but drags a little for my taste

Bruna Freitag brunasfrei7958 — Sure, it's totally escape non-fiction. 'i got divorced, i broke up with my boyfriend so i'm going to go to italy, india and indonesia to totally find myself' but very enjoyable. even though i'm not a white woman with the right connections, resources and book deal - i could appreciate her angst. a good summer lite-hearted read.

Ilias Iovis iliasiovis — I think CivilWarLand in Bad Decline was the first set of short stories I have ever read. And George Saunders wowed me with these. I was just coming into reading for fun when I read these stories and they were so modern - the weird stories and the writing - i had never read anything like them before and instantly loved them.

Francisco Carvalho fmello15 — This novel was far too long for the story it presented. It really wasn't a bad book, but it wasn't earth-shattering, either. Though drawing pretty obviously on the writings of Austen, Bronte and Burney, Klassen creates rather vivid characters, and her style of prose is very inviting and appropriate for the time period. Those elements combined to create a nice mood and an enjoyable story. By the time I reached 200 pages, though, I was honestly wondering how much more story there could be to tell. By the third hundred pages, I realized that most of what went on in the 200s could have probably been eliminated - or at least heavily edited. If I have any major criticisms, it is that too much time was spent on a very slow-moving plot and not enough on character development, making some of the character changes or burgeoning romances seem slightly contrived. If asked for a recommendation, I would say that it is a nice book, but not worth the time it takes to read it. If it were shorter, or moved more quickly, it would definitely be worth the effort.

Marcin Slawek marcinslawek — I read Slide a couple months ago, and I normally tend to forget characters a bit, or the plot, or many of the scenes, but I still remember everything about Slide. And that’s saying something! A book that lingers…characters that stick with you, Slide has it. And that’s the whole point of reading a story in the first place. I couldn’t put this book down. I HAD to know the ending, and I read this in one sitting, furiously flipping the pages. It has that “who did it” appeal and the mystery was addictive. I really loved Vee’s “ability”. I found it refreshingly original. At first she seemed to only be a voyeur in another person’s body when she slid, but in time she learns she’s capable of much more. I’m definitely looking forward to Vee exploring her powers, and discovering the connection she shares with her mother. There’s a bit of a love triangle, but I love them, especially when done well, and I think this one was. And I also feel that others who don’t dig triangles wouldn’t be bothered. Rollings and Vee’s relationship blossomed over time. I loved how Rollings was there for Vee, how when everyone else abandoned her, he came through. Zane was more of an enigma. I'm still a bit reeling over the ending. Wow. There’s so much more to the relationships in the story, between Vee and her sister, their relationship with their father. It’s gripping and emotional. I highly recommend Slide for those who like realistic fiction with a twist of the paranormal, thrilling mystery, and characters you will remember.