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Fredd Jehel wiiik — I enjoyed the look inside Iran, but I struggled at times to make it through this book. I know that the whole book is centered around the books she taught, but sometimes the analyzing of the novels interferes with the actual narrative, especially since I haven't read all of the novels she likes to reference and discuss with the reader.

Claudio Guerra ronda — This is the worst book I've ever read. The contempt I bear for the author, whose name we shall not speak, rises beyond the stars and planets, swirling and exploding into a galactic miasma of untempered rage. The Alice books are as sacred texts in my mind, and this ridiculous novel stands as nothing but an abomination. I wrote a review of it ([http://inthewhat.blogspot.com/2006/11...]) when I was only a couple of chapters in, and the thing was tame. I focused on how the guy's a suck writer with no style who picked stupid names for his sugar cookie characters. Then I finished the book and the only reason I didn't write another review and make my feelings more clear is that I was afraid the sizzling hatred would melt my laptop. Contrived, lame, awkward, pretentious, unintelligent, and having the worst ending ever. Oh don't forget putrescent, a delightful word that puts us on the path towards an accurate description. With every page I turned, I felt a gut-wrenching desire to hunt down the author, cut him open, and write "How dare you?" with his viscera. The pain was almost unendurable, but I made it to the end on pure adrenaline. The experience has changed me, and I fear I may never find my soul again.

Andrew Wolfenden andrewwolfenden — Fluid style, original but realistic story.