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Naresh Bindaas _indaas180 — This book didn't seem very realistic. The ending just kind of ended without any sort of moral or meaning.

Wenjun Chan _ray_own — The fact is, Chuck Palahniuk is a one-trick pony. Every single one of his books has the exact same narrator, the exact same condescending, repetitive voice. I found that voice easy to sympathize with (har-har) at first, and that's what drew me to his works in the beginning. I thought it was a strong, jaded voice that makes wonderfully strong, jaded commentaries. That voice became less and less interesting with each book of his that I read, until this one, when I finally looked at it and saw the pretentious, repetitive, whiny voice that it really is. It doesn't help that the author I immediately read before Palahniuk was Asimov and his clean, straightforward writing. The contrast was laughably drastic. I picture Asimov to be this affable uncle who sits on a simple wooden chair in the middle of a well-lit room, and tells you a story. I picture Palahniuk to be the 30-something guy with slicked hair who tells a story by first turning off all the lights, building a bonfire in the middle of the room and then shines a flashlight in his face before telling you a story with a weird, fake voice. Anyway, Lullaby itself has a stupid plot and stupid characters. I persisted through it mostly because it was very short, and with the amount that Palaniuk repeats himself I can pretty much skip through half of the pages without missing anything. I thought perhaps the ending would bring a bang of a revelation to all the nonsense that preceded it, because other books I've read by him tend to have sensational endings. Well, the ending was sensational in a way, but only in the stupidity department. I'm officially removing Palahniuk from the list of authors that I read.

Margarita Tlacuilo tlacuilomc948 — this book is phenomenal. it reads like fiction but hits like reality, both brutal and lovely.

Olof Liliengren ololi — Bad things happen to smart people. He thinks his way out of his horrific sudden health problem. Instead of thinking of the end of the world - he thinks of new beginnings. I learned a lot.