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Thiago Cunha thiagodsg — ** spoiler alert ** I first read this 4 years ago and didn't get it at all. I thought it was flat, obscure and stupid. I thought it was for the literary elite because I couldn't for the life of me see the things that the people saw. But my interest in it was peaked again when I read his short story "Hills Like White Elephants." So I tried reading it again, and I was really moved. Who cares if it's the "typical Lost Generation" stuff? And what's wrong with it reading like a play? I almost think that it adds to the strength. I think for me, it's not about its style or its brilliance. It's about the people. What clinched it for me was Jake's self-assuring reaction to how he brought together Brett and Pedro Romero, and Montoya's reaction to it as well. "Everything is on such a clear financial basis in France. It is the simplest country to live in. No one makes things complicated by becoming your friend for any obscure reason."

Andrea Carolina andreacarolinarc — This book is written in the first person from the viewpoint of Mike the ranch hand . It has a definite western twang to the writing, but its an enjoyable story. Mike & his boss Janene's world changes when dinosaur bones are found on their ranch and the paleontologists come to search out more bones. Theres a bit of every thing in this book. Mystery, mayhem, adventure, cowboys, a bit of romance and dinosaurs, all set in Big Sky country Montana.