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Roberto Muñoz robertusopo — Overall, a good story just entirely too long.

侯 明明 mmhzdd — What would you do if you knew you were different and somehow responsible for the bad things that happened to your family like the death of your step mother and your sister’s accident that left her damaged? This is what Briony has to deal with as she hides her secret from everyone knowing that if the truth about who she really was came out she would be headed straight to the gallows. But when a deadly illness hits her town and her home, Briony knows she has to make the ultimate choice that could end her life. Chime was an interesting story that peaked my interest after I read the synopsis. What worked for me within the story was the lyrical writing style which Franny Billingsley possessed. There was great detail which drew me into the scenery and story. While I didn’t completely connect with Briony, I understood the guilt and the sadness she as going through. At times she had me wondering if she was as evil as she thought she was. What could have worked better was the pacing; I wished it could have been a bit faster. While the writing was interesting the plot wasn't as clear as I would have like which left me confused at times. trying to figure out what was really going on. Things really didn’t start to get clear and interesting for me until around the end when the truth started to reviled itself. Overall Chime was an interesting story filled with mystery and folklore told in a lyrically compelling way, readers interested could give Chime a shot.

Hc Xu 97648003730e5 — This novel is told through the eyes of Dr. Gauchet who became friends with Vincent van Gogh through his mental illness. The author delves into the psyche of van Gogh and opens the reader up to the possible world that he saw through his eyes. The descriptions of the paintings and the melancholy were beautiful. The author made me look at Vincent van Gogh in a different light and I found I was more sympathetic toward him in this story.

Wind ʓʤ chisaicoi — I love this as much as the Almanac. It has EVERYTHING!