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James Diato jdviper — I've read this three times now and loved it every time. It's a wonderful fantasy novel based on Victorian novels, particularly those of Anthony Trollope (and of his, especially Framley Parsonage). Walton takes the stereotypes of Victorian fiction (the strong male, the weak woman, the importance of property) and imagines a society in which the stereotypes are true. The twist? It's a society of dragons, where marriages are arranged, money is everything, and maiden dragons really are tarnished by the touch of a male dragon. Fascinating and convincing (and I speak as someone who's read a lot of Victorian novels and a lot of Trollope).

Camilo Bonifaz elbonifaz — I love the movie so I knew I would love the book. More detail in the book and different angles. I have an eye-opening view of American soldiers in this unit. Re-think what the war era movies depicted. These men were brutally truthful in what they did. Unpleasant at times, but still very interesting. I don't recommend certain parts for night time reading. Teri, Megan...read this book. Gregg

Elvira Yan _lvirayan — Present-day story of a Nigerian girl and her family. After living in a wealthy home with an abusive father for 16 years, she finally comes out of her shell when she goes to live with her loving aunt and cousins. Interesting read for the look into another culture and country, its people and land.

Daniel Battiston danielbattiston — an endearing tale of an awkward physicist.