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Dora And worldpollination — If 250 of the 500+ pages could be edited out, this might get 4 stars from me. The story is interesting; the characters are well drawn; the strict, well-defined, closely supervised life of a young woman living in present day Jerusalem with all the isms and customs of the Haredi & Hasidic Jews was fascinating & interesting to learn about. But the prose style and redundant verbage frustrated me & I just couldn't get "in to" it until after the first 250 pages. Reading the rave reviews of so many other readers made me feel the way I do upon leaving a so-so, too-long church meeting & I hear so many others in the congregation remark about what a wonderful meeting it was. I must be jaded. If this weren't a book club choice I'd not have finished it.

Yan Jiang 03061162_ — I was enthralled by the life of young Ms Flannery, her relationship to her father, and her delving into the math of cryptography. It shows what young people are capable of when they are inspired to follow their talents and also shows the importance of relationship with parents and elders.

Sergey Baranov itsidea — I really enjoyed this book. Quick read; practical advice with good theory behind it. I will definately apply many concepts and incorporate the lessons into dinner conversation to teach my family.

Joshua Blackwell _oshua_ain_lackwell — No disrespect to Ms. Patton Walsh, but I wish she would quit writing these. I love Peter and Harriet so very much that I feel compelled to read. However, I spend most of the time while reading her Sayers continuations yelling things like "That's a contradiction of what she said in Busman's Honeymoon, you idiot!" and "Peter would never DO that!!" at the book. Then things get thrown, I don't finish the book and librarians look at me sternly when I return books with scuffed covers that were lent to me in pristine condition. All in all, this is a perfectly good little mystery of the caliber of an Ann Granger, but it does not even approach the skill at plotting and crafting characters that Sayers possessed. And the way in which Patton Walsh rehashes previous conversations and characters is tiresome. If you like the Sayers novels, I would leave this one alone.