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павел батрун pavlusha — I picked this up the other day and read it in just a day or two. I thought it was pretty fun, and there were a couple of things I did really like about it. Specifically, I liked it that the kid having this exciting secret adventure decided that he needed to talk to his dad about it. I think too often kids' books portray parents as dull people who squelch fun. So I was happy as the kid's secret adventure turned into the kid's adventure with his dad. That said, the author used too many silly similes ("I'm as confused as the Easter bunny on Christmas!" is fine for one goofy character to say, but not every single person in the book!), and sometimes he used the wrong verb when trying too hard to make a point about a character (the villain drops her cup of tea while talking to someone, continues a normal conversation, notices her shattered cup of tea later, and "shrieks" absentmindedly at her servant to clean it up. Can you shriek absentmindedly?). All in all, it was not bad, but the writing could take some polishing.

Studio Vjemy vjem — This unflinching book was very difficult to read at times. Scenes of unimaginable horror and brutality. Nevertheless, the prose was beautiful, and profoundly moving.