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Ana Lagos analucialagos — The title story itself rates as 5 (or 6!), but I remember being somewhat dissatisfied by a couple of others.

Sara Portugal saraportugal — A thorough if sometimes tedious book about medieval Europe. Cantor's scholarship is sound. His writing is accessible but not the easy-to-digest style he perfects in such later book as "In the Wake of the Plague" and "Antiquity." I have two complaints. First, there are no maps or photos of any kind and the book suffers because of it. Modern maps do not represent the heavily forested, mostly rural Europe of the Middle Ages. Photos of the documents produced by monks in the scriptoria would have been appreciated. Likewise, I wanted to see the coins, the sacred structures and the iconography described at length by Cantor. The lack of any graphics renders this book incomplete. Second, and this is a minor complaint, Cantor occasionally gets lazy with his pronoun usage. I found myself having to re-read certain sentences several times to decipher who "he" was. If you are a college student and you need to write a paper on some aspect of the Middle Ages, this is the book for you (but be prepared to get your maps somewhere else.)

Claudio El elpoc — This is a pretty good read, please excuse the pun, and yet another pirate book I've read to distract my mind from the post-Jacky Faber-depression. I like how the story started, the wordings are elegant and to the point, while the plot is straight forward and does not contain as many twist and turn as the Bloody Jack series... Ok, I'll forget about that for awhile, and stop comparing them.

赵 赵志杰 fengzihua — this is one damn book you can read over and over, its so utterly fascinating.. you get touchy at times, ruth is so vulnerable a character, u cannot help admiring and sympathising with her. the way she looks at life and the essence of it, it killed me. and hats off to jane hamilton, i thoroughly enjoyed going through each line of it.