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Rodrigues Robert rodriguesrobert — Absolute classic. I think about this book at least once a week, and I read it about ten years ago.

Teen Lam teenlam — The author takes far too many liberties with history -- to the point where the story becomes a sham. Even though it is fiction, "Primavera" masquerades as something else -- a shame since the concept has so much potential. In addition to the blatant historical inaccuracies, Beaufrand's grisly descriptions of events that never happened turned my stomach -- making me wonder who she thought she was writing this book for and more than that, why? The amount of gore was self-indulgent, to say the least, and I can't imagine recommending this book to my junior high students. In addition, I never felt the characters truly engaged me. Though there were moments that seemed promising, I felt Beaufrand consistently cut them short – often heading in a different and confusing direction. The ending offered no redemption, dumping the characters off at a random stopping point but never quite telling them how they got there. I was disappointed that Beaufrand did not take the opportunity to more accurately portray the events of the Pazzi Conspiracy, and assumed that her audience wouldn’t notice.

Turki Ahmadi turkis139ad46 — Un capvespre plujós, mentre camina per la vora del Sena a París, Clamence veu una dona dreta sobre el Pont des Arts, i poc després, en girar-se d'esquena, sent un "xap" sord sobre el riu i un crit d'auxili esqueixat. Molts anys després, Clamence, personificació del remordiment i la misantropia, rememora aquesta escena assegut a la barra d'un bar d'Amsterdam, talment com si es trobés davant d'un tribunal. Conscient que la sordidesa moral és filla de la sordesa, Clamence confessa els seus abusos de seductor, es justifica davant la desmoralització dels homes i les dones, i exposa, convençut i convicte, les raons de la seva deserció, tots els seus càrrecs i pecats.