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Jiten Ramlal _iten_amlal — I picked this up for free at this year's WorldCon event off of the Freebie table. Wild Ride by Carrie Vaughn - 4 Stars Side-Effects May Include by Steve Duffy - 2 Stars (Odd twist just didn't do it for me) Comparison of Efficacy Rates... by Marie Brennan - 3 Stars The Beautiful Gelreesh by Jeffrey Ford - 2 Stars Skin in the Game by Samantha Henderson - 3 Stars Blended by C. E. Murphy - 4 Stars Locked Doors by Stephanie Burgis - 3 Stars Werelove by Laura Anne Gilman - 3 Stars In Sheep's Clothing by Molly Tanzer - 2 Stars Royal Bloodlines by Mike Resnick - 4 Stars The Dire Wolf by Genevieve Valentine - 3 Stars Take Back the Night by Lawrence Schimel - 3 1/2 Stars Mongrel by Maria V. Snyder - 4 Stars Deadfall by Karen Everson - 3 1/2 Stars Red Riding Hood's Child by N. K. Jemisin - 3 Stars Are You a Vampire or a Goblin? by Geoffrey H. Goodwin - 3 Stars The Pack and the Pickup Artist by Mike Brotherton - 3 Stars The Garden, the Moon, the Wall by Amanda Downum - 4 Stars Blamed for Trying to Live by Jesse Bullington - 2 1/2 Stars The Barony at Rødal by Peter Bell - 3 Stars Inside Out by Erzebet Yellowboy - 4 Stars Gestella by bySusan Palwick - This one I'm having a real hard time rating. Loved the writing, hated the ending.

Julian Tillman famousju4dd1 — 1. Memorable 5 2. Social Relevance 5 3. Informative 3 4. Originality 4 5. Thought Provoking 5 6. Expressiveness 4 7. Entertaining 3 8. Visualization 4 9. Sparks Emotion 5 10. Life Changing (Pivotal, crucial, determining, defining, momentous, fateful, consequential, climacteric, transformational) 2 5, 5, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 4, 5, 2 ====> 40/10 = 4.0 http://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/51... There are two extremes in the interpretation of Anna Karenina's character, which I am aware of ;-).... 1) The one, which I was taught in my Leningrad's (USSR) school (it was an eclectic mix of the moderate feminism, covered by the fig leave of the socialistic moral) - Anna Karenina is considered there to be a victim of the pre-revolutionary male driven Russian Society, where all women, irregardless of their social status, were deprived of choice in all aspects of their life. However we were taught that: "A woman should never be unfaithful to her husband, even if she doesn't love him". 2) Anna Karenina by its nature is an uncontrollable slut, who's behavior is entirely driven by lust and insatiable sensuality. Anna Karenina is often compared with Emma Bovary and Lady Brett Ashley.

Brian Gordon brian_gordon — This is another one of those books that I could read over and over. I first read this book in either middle or high school English class and at first I didn't like it at all but my teacher told me to read it again and I fell in love with it. Every time I read I feel a little better about the world and how far the US has come in the last century. Even though he is pretty much a minor character in the novel Boo Radley is my favorite character. I also like the movie adaptation. I personally think that it is very close to the book and it's Gregory Peck how can you go wrong there?