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田 思儀 zxcvbnmgg3bed2 — spooky!

Mathew Rhys mathewrhysdesign — I really wanted to like this book. I love fantasy. I love middle grade books. I really enjoy the Decemberists music. But some how those three things didn't add up for me. It was a perfectly good story: it reminded me a bit of Redwall, only with humans as well as animals. And back in middle school I was a huge Redwall fan. At the same time it reminded me of Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrel. I think that is because of the word choises and overall design of the book. Melly is pond of those authors who is unafraid of challenging his readers with his word choises. Many of those words give the story a bit of an antiquated feel. I do think the design of the book affected the reading experience. The book is very square, which creates very long lines of text. Those long lines feel a bit intimidating. On the other hand the illustrations are beautiful. There are some lovely full color illustrations, but they could have been better situated within the text (as in next to the passage they illustrated instead of one page to one chapter later). This is a book I think I would have greatly enjoyed if I was just a little younger.

Rishika Seth rishikaseth — sdf sd

Ana Curi acuridiaz — I read this because so many people I know love this series, I didn't enjoy it and won't be looking for anymore of them. Maybe I'm just not as much of a cat person as my friends...

Matheus Luís matheuslav7d28 — The summary on the back of this book was terribly misleading. It states that this "is the story of the women who have worked and lived in that most hostile, wild and beautiful of places, the Great White South." It is, of course, speaking of the Antarctic. Sounds interesting, right? All 205 pages of this book focused on the cultural differences and inequalities of man vs woman. The author is obviously an extreme women's rights believer. There was nothing about the experiences or dangers that these women faced but a heck of a lot about sexual harassment, the woe is me I'm all alone in a world of men and much, much, more. I don't recommend it even a tiny bit.