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Farshad Ghiasi farshadart98d2 — Beautifully written and full of gorgeous and funny sentences. Didn't want the book or my view into this world to cease. Simply loved it.

Cornelia Tuttle cornelia9c5d — This was a magical book about one man rising from a life of disappointment to give some children a sense of self and discovery. This man, known as both Pop Eye and Mr. Watts, is the only remaining white person on an island caught up in the vagaries of war. While the rebels and the redskins both impose their will on the few remaining black people living in the community, a school of sorts is resurrected by Mr. Watts who teaches not out of any true advanced learning but from his heart and one book, Great Expectations. Both the book and the teacher exceed all hopes with some of the children who attend the school while posing a threat to some of their parents. Delightful book that is both whimsical in places and heartbreaking in others.

Hakundo Arakaki kurodoakabanef4c3 — This book sited a lot of the same examples as The Paradox of Choice, so much so that at times it felt like The Paradox of Choice was used as a primary resource in writing this book.

Ralph Schoenenberger rsc0b9 — I read this book again this week. The first time I read it was when it first came out when I was in high school. I remember it as an amazing book, and it didn't quite live up to my memory. I reduced my rating by one star. I plan to read the rest of the Quartet - perhaps finishing the series will give me more satisfaction than this one book did.