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Daniel Gonzalez gonzalaga5a77 — Dan Brown bir komplo fikri aldığında, onunla yapışır ... ama Melekler ve Şeytanlar ve DaVinci Kodundan sonra sıkıcıydı ve yeni bir şey istedim. Bir tren / kumsalda hızlı bir okuma için harika, ama özellikle uyarıcı değil.

Alexander Tórrez _lx_01 — I did enjoy this book. I do wish I had started reading the Night Huntress World books though. I'll have to go back and start those. There were a lot of spoilers in this book about what happened in those books. Not a huge deal to me, its about how they get to those points not where they end up.

Marco Cinelli nextslam — I read The Turner Diaries for free online several years ago. While I didn't expect to agree with it, I expected to at least gain some kind of empathetic understanding of the author's point of view. It turns out that I couldn't have been more wrong. While I can understand why certain groups of people hate certain other groups of people, or why extremist groups entertain utopian fantasies of redrawn borders and wholesale deportation of everyone who's not exactly like them, after reading The Turner Diaries, I found myself scratching my head and wondering who, exactly, would ever read this book from cover to cover and feel that its worldview was one to which they'd like to subscribe. Its vision is so nihilistic, violent, and bleak that it borders on the cartoonish (it starts with killing blacks, Jews, and white "race traitors" in the streets, and ends with nuclear destruction of 75% of planet earth--which is depicted as a positive outcome). It depicts a world devoid of happiness and love, even for its white protagonists, who are emotionless robots. Not to mention the fact that the writing is ludicrously bad. I mean, who reads this book and says, "Right on!"? I don't know, maybe I'm just naive.

Daniela Sendra danni18 — to preserve the storyline in my head I should have annotated the table of contents with time/character for each chapter. after 150 pages I returned to beginning and restarted to clear up confusion.

Lilia Chobanyan liliachobanyan — Featured at An Abundance of Books "I Love Him To Pieces" is like the cotton candy of zombie books. I was expecting something more along the lines of "The Walking Dead" or at the least "High School of the Dead", but I got a far more kinder and gentler version of the zombie genre. Evonne Tsang has written a delightfully witty treat of a zombie story. While Janina Gorrissen is a great artist, there are places where I can't figure out what was going on in the picture, and this affected the storytelling. This, combined with a small problem with the flow of events brings the book down a notch. However, the story is so much fun, total brain candy. This would be a fun one to pick up from the library. Read full review HERE

Reiyu Chang reiyuchangc208 — Fantastic, detestable novel written by a man very aware of his own conceit. Nice teeth, though.