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Deni Todorova denytodorova — I liked the movie Babylon AD(well up until the last 15 minutes) and so I picked up the book. I liked the book a whole lot more, while the story is similar, the book of course is much deeper. The cast is larger and it doesn't have the "WTF where did the kids come from" moment. I would have rated it higher, unfortunately though some of the descriptions were awful. I think it was a combination translation from the original French novel, and what I interpret as an artificial effort by the author to try and sound more knowledgeable or highbrow, or perhaps the concepts themselves don't transfer directly between the languages as well as Dantec hoped. Whatever the reason, it is a good, truly cyperpunk book, as long as you can get past some of the descriptions.

Andrzej Samulski screencut — This was a little hard to get into because of the letter style writing, but once I figured it out, I really enjoyed it. The second half of the book was really great because I knew the characters better and had grown to really care about what happened to them. I didn't realize that it had so much history in it about the German occupation but it was a softer way to read about some of the horrors of the war and see how it affected so many people.

Alicia Standen _licia_tanden — I will never forget the stories this author had to tell about her family's struggles.