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Mafalda Pinto mafaldapmatos — A fascinating dark fable of a city where no one actually leaves but in which young boys frequently disappear.

Trish Scelfo trish85e3 — This book suprised me. At first I wasn't sure a book about comic book writers was something I was going to enjoy, but it was touching, funny, and completely involving. The characters were amazing, and I found myself really caring about them. Sometimes Chabon's style can take awhile to get used to, but I learned to appreciate the wit and style quickly. Kavalier and Clay won the Pulitzer prize, and I was absolutely unable to put it down. One of those books you really slow down reading towards the end because you never want it to be over. It became one of my favorite books I've read in years and years, probably one of my top ever. I can't say enough about this book, I loved it. I stole a copy of this book from my college roommate, and I'm fairly sure she's not getting it back.

Jus Juárez jusafito1df9 — Good book; classic Agatha Christie. I liked the quote "There's nothing like being happily married, is there?"

Tim Gerlach the_doubleu — THS BOOK DESCRIBES THE COLE PROTOCOL OUT OF HALO COMBAT EVOLVED.

Cindy Jording matthewjordbdd — sigh. I wanted this book to be good. The premise was freaking awesome, but his writing left something to be desired. The characters just didn't ring true at all. Maybe I'm biased because I work with junior high kids every single day, but these kids seemed more like my ten year old daughter than like actual 14 year olds. I finished the book merely out of spite. I didn't want to let it win.

Renee Nault _enee_ault — So fantastic I don't know where to start. The big, furry, knuckle dragging bad mood, who takes delight in making himself bothersome is just great.