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Pía Grassi piagrassi — Bir kayanın altında yaşıyor olmalıydım - David Sedaris ile ilk tanışmam geçen yıl eşimin kitaplarını okumaya başladığı zamandı. Bugüne kadar okuduğu her şeyi incelemesi: "biraz vur ve özledim" ve onunla hemfikirim. Bu kitabın iyi başladığını, ortada oldukça homoseksüel olduğunu ve bir patlama ile bittiğini hissettim. Melbourne Uluslararası Komedi Festivali'nde sahne alsaydı düşünürdüm: 20 ve 90 dakika iyi harcanmıştı. Diğer kitaplarını okumak için acele edeceğimden emin değilim - ama sıkıldığımda ve okumak için başka bir şey yoksa, birkaç saat harcamak acısız bir yol olurdu.

Matt Savona loopforever — Nelson DeMille consistently turns out books that are difficult to put down. Wild Fire is no exception. The concept on this one is scary. We have warned the Islamic terroists that any chemical, biological or nuclear attack on any American city will result in the automatic launch of scores of nuclear missles at Islamic cities and sites. A group of right-wing ultra Conservatists have decided to take matters into their own hands to wipe out the entire Muslim world by sacrificing two American cities. They have the suitcase size bombs already in position and we have only 48 hours to stop them. Scary stuff and maybe a little to close to non-fiction.

Jesse Van jessevanme1657 — Middlemarch is a kind of Victorian coming-of-age novel, only much more complex; its sundry characters wrestle with a variety of issues, the most prevalent being class and gender proscriptions. In addition, there is a second, more self-conscious level in the narrative that addresses overarching questions of authenticity and performativity in the context of the tenuous distinction between reality and artifice. Elliot is a brilliant literary portraitist and through her unflinching analysis of her characters' many flaws, lays bare the tragic comedy of human existence from which some find redemption while others flounder by the wayside. My only criticism of the novel is that Dorothy Brooks and Will Ladislaw's relationship is inexplicably upbeat and doesn't fit in well with the overall pragmatic geist of the narrative; ultimately their love affair comes across as a tacky and contrived ideal. In spite of that one problem, this is an unquestionable masterpiece (of course a thousand others have already made this observation) and should be read by anyone who's serious about writing and/or studying literature. The Norton edition provides meticulous explanatory footnotes that makes the novel a lot more approachable. In addition, this publication appends a brief compilation of prevalent criticism for those interested in further analysis.

Lispeth Liberti lispethmclf30d — This was one of the books I ended up reading for my YA Lit course, and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I'd gone in expecting it to be a little too cheesy or dated for me to really like, but I definitely got sucked into it, and was shocked when I found out that S.E. Hinton was a) female and b) wrote this book as a young teenager. Definitely a classic.