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Paul Xi paulxi1989821c — laugh out loud good!

禾 鸳 heheyuan — it took me a long time to get through this. it just didn't grab me and seemed to drag on... it was amusing at times, just not that great.

Nina Wyre ninawyre — graaaahhhhhhh! why did i waste my time on this wretched thing?! those were precious hours of my life i will never get back. *gnashes teeth in self-regret and rage* this book reads like a mary-sue fanfic of the worst kind. lazy, lazy thinking; lazy, lazy writing. what did i gain from reading this book?! only a renewed hatred of the twilight series and the godawful blight that it has spawned. side note: do have to say, though, that this book becomes quite fun when read in conjunction with walter benjamin's classic essay "the work of art in the age of its technological reproducibility." julie kagawa is OBVIOUSLY trying to set up a marxist allegory about the failed revolutionary potential of technology (the iron king) to unite the proletarian masses (the iron fey) against the cannibalistic modes of capitalist production (the seelie/unseelie ruling system) that monopolize aura (glamour) in order to secure the existing fascist order (oberon/mab). you could rename this book "revenge of the aura." just sayin'. if you don't like creating tongue-in-cheek marxist readings but do like the whole "ordinary girl fights the fey in order to save the [family, friends, smokin' hot dudes, etc.] she loves" thing, here are some books that are infinitely better than this tiresome retread. **terry pratchett's tiffany aching series **margaret mahy's the changeover **marly youmans' curse of the raven mocker **emma bull's war for the oaks **delia sherman's changeling **patricia mckillip's the changeling sea and winter rose **probably robin mckinley has a bunch of books that would be appropriate to list here, could i be bothered to remember them all **ditto diana wynne jones (special shout-out to deep secret though) **would neil gaiman's coraline count? well, i'll list it here anyway because it is a good book. **charles de lint has a gajillion of these stories. i confess i stopped reading him a long time ago because after a while it got pretty monotonous, but he is still better than the alternative. **i will even include juliet marillier's heir to sevenwaters, as even THAT is better than the alternative. note to self: immediately stop reading any books where the phrase "i am not to be trifled with" is used unironically. i hereby declare this a DEALBREAKER!

Shahad Badr _hahad_rt — This is the best book i have ever read. It winds the tale of love, betrayal,forgiveness and redemption. The retelling of the story of Hosea in a more modern setting. this story shows how Gods love never gives up, never gives in, and never fails.