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Sam Cividanis hausofdoom — I loved the first half - it's a bit Marquez-like (Desdemona reminds me so much of Ursula in One Hundred Years of Solitude), up-tempo, and riveting. As the story progressed to Cali's school and her love affair with the Object, I began to get weary of the story for some reason. It's a really good book though; I just found the last parts not as fascinating as the first half.

Personal System personal_system — This book has a ton of information as it attempts to cover thousands of years of religious evolution from the beginnings of Judaism to modern atheism. As a result, it's sometimes difficult to navigate through the various names of prophets, ascetics, philosophers and the like, some of whom are well known and others who are not, and whose ideas tend to bleed into one another despite the wide gaps of time that separate them. Still, the book inspired me to read up on my Theology. In particular, Sufism, which is the mystical sect of Islam, as well as some Islamic Philosophy, which attempted to link the teachings off the Koran with the scientific ideals of rational thought.

Gong San sangong — I've read a lot of just good and pretty meh books lately and let me tell you, Skylark was a breath of fresh air. This is the book I've been waiting for and silly me didn't pick it up until now. Man, I just don't even know where to start because Skylark is just this explosion of awesomeness packed in between two covers. There's just enough action and suspense to keep me glued to the pages without being overwhelming. The little (and big) mysteries of the world and the story are subtly weaved in so it doesn't feel like the reader is constantly being bombarded with THIS IS A MYSTERY AND IT'S A MYSTERY SO I WON'T TELL YOU WHAT IT IS YET. And oh my gosh, the twists. Yeah, I didn't see any of them coming. Well, there might be one, but I don't really think Spooner was hiding it from the reader, only Lark. It was so nice to actually not know what was going to happen which has been the case with most of my reads lately. I'm not going to lie, it was kind of a lot to take in at first, but I got into the groove of the world after a bit and loved it. It's absolutely nothing like anything I've read before. I love the idea of magic being some kind of natural resource. And, as with any limited supply of anything, the government has complete control over it. So the magic isn't for personal use, instead, the city uses it to power itself. And we're talking everything from their artificial sun to little “pixies” which fly on their own and serve kind of as a police alarm (can that be a thing). I don't really want to spoil anything, so I'll just say that I found the pockets of magic fascinating (read it and you'll know what I mean ;]) And boy, does Spooner have a way with characters. I fell in love with all of them. Well, besides a certain guy (no, I didn't even like him from the moment he was introduced) and the rest of the evil city people. Lark was stubborn and scared and realistic. She had some serious trust issues so I wanted to shake her and be like “just trust them!” but I can't exactly fault her for it. I wouldn't trust anything or anyone after what she'd been through either. Ohmygosh, Nix. I liked it (always thought of it as a her for some reason) from the moment it entered the story. I can't really say much about it since 1) it's kind of confusing and 2) it's a little spoilery. Oh, Oren. Despite all the reasons he wasn't to be trusted I just kept thinking “Lark and Oren 4evah.” He's such a complex and wonderful character. Talk about a tortured soul (not in the usual way, though. Ponder that one!) The Nutshell: Basically, I could go on and on about Skylark so you should just trust me on this one and go read it. I mean it has magic, complex characters, twists you'll never see coming (unless you're the master of figuring things out), and a world that you've probably never seen the likes of before. Direct Hit

Ronald Schrodt _onald_chrodt — Valerie Bertnilli discusses her life and her struggles with weight and her ex-husband.