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Mr 糊说 vaguetalkb32f — I absolutely loved this book. It took me a couple of chapters to get into it, but once I had I couldn't put it down. Although strange at first, I ended up loving how it was written from Wanda's point of view as a soul living inside Melanie's body alongside Melanie. Stunning book, I would love for it to be made into a film. I might just have to read it again.....

Caty Marcolino catymarcolino — The author really makes you think about how you make or don't make decisions everyday. If you are looking for a thought provoking title for your car Mr. Gladwell reads his own work and his voice draws you in.

Sherman Webster sherman_ebster — Capped off my Dr. Mann's discovery of how Yorick and Ampersand were able to survive the plague, this issue also provides some surprising reunions and we learn more about the ninja who's been tailing Yorick's party.

Paz-andrade Paz-andrade paz_andradeb52a — I really enjoyed this book. I was victim to the film a few years back and was thus hesitant to give this a go but I'm quite happy I did, awesome book for werewolf fans!

Eduardo Sanabria eduardofotografico — I read this when I was twelve. Back then, I didn't see the anti communist or pro nationalist themes. In my young mind this was a book set in a dystopian future where everyone lacks the ability to see or feel things as we do now. It is the job of the giver to carry the "burden" of being an individual.

Maciek Grzybek maciekgrzybek — I've been staring at my courser blink for the last few minutes, trying to think of *something* to say about this one. About all my brain is coming up with is "meh?" I really don't get the hype these GNs generated. The first story in this novel was fun, although (as the author said) a retelling. As I was already familiar with the basic story, I wasn't too impressed with the writing, although the illustration wasn't bad. The second story arc was original, well written (with one exception,) and probably the best illustrated in that series thus far. The only complaint I had was the end, where they show Bluebeard crying, which I didn't find consistent with his character. I think the illustrators/writers overuse crying. The third story arc wrapped up the second novel, although I have a feeling that we haven't seen the last of Goldilocks. Like Bigby said, "the Mundies wouldn't let her die easily." I'm also hoping that Bluebeard isn't completely out. He might be an evil jackass, but I liked him. Certainly liked him more than I do Prince Charming. Finally, the last story was pretty much just filler, and it was obvious. I wasn't impressed with the story, wasn't impressed with the illustrations, and wasn't impressed with it being the ending story. It didn't *add* anything to the series, and I feel it was kind of one of those episodes where the publishers go "crap, we need to produce something for this edition - here, put this in." So. For four story arcs, one was recycled but decent, one was original and enjoyable, one was original but killed off a character I liked for no reason that I could see, and the last was simple filler. I didn't hate the book, but I'm not convinced it's the best graphic novel, either (that honor still goes to Neil Gaiman's Sandman series.) But, I'll be getting at least the next book.