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Isabel Vila isabelvila — I loved the Rolemaster Companions. They gave you SO many supplemental rules, new character classes (battle-mage!), and items that you couldn't possibly use them all. But you could read them all.

Ana Villagómez oohnomscbbd — Though starting as a humours critique of European medieval society, the book slowly develops into a depressing warning. Though critiquing medieval Europe, Twain nevertheless manages to hold a mirror to his own 19th century American society. A dire warning of the abuses of power, and of an zealous society when it comes to technology. I laughed at the beginning, and felt nothing but pitty at the end, pitty for Hank, for Twain and even for our own contemproy world.

Charlotte Donovan _harlotte_onovan — gut

Alma Revolloso almarevollosophoto — I was really surprised by Soos with this one. Normally his facts and figures are meticulous, but somehow he allowed the park to be called "Cubs Park" in this book even though it didn't get that name until 1920. I understand the incorrect naming for the title, though. A publisher isn't going to want to put "Weeghman Park" on the cover because few "normal" people would feel any emotional pull--the market would be smaller. And as everyone knows: "it's all about business."

Melissa Dallof melissadallof — There's something distinctly beautiful about a writer who can change their style of writing as their character's foundation and views change in the novel. Anthem was very well written. The characterization was very evident and good. The story was strong, yet a bit predictable, but I still enjoyed reading it.