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Deepak Prasad _eepakpsd — One of the best books I've read this year. Once started I couldn't stop reading and I fell in love with Patch instantly though he was creepy nearly till the end of the book.

Animour Studio eneskaymaz78b7 — Beautiful drawings and a charming story. I had this book when I was small, and looking at it take me back to happy times of my Mom reading me the story. I buy it for my friends with new babies. I love reading it to children, they love the repitition of the fabulous name. Tikki-tikki-tembo-no-sa-rembo-cheri-beri-ruchi-pip-peri-pembo, it just flows off the tongue, doesn't it? I understand from reading on the web that some people are now down on the book because it is racist. I think that some people don't have enough outlets for their indignation. It may not be authentically Chinese, and it may not be an authentic folktake, but it's authentically good.

Mizael Rocha mizaelrocha — Talbot Course: Hermeneutics MUST HAVE if you don't own any good Bible Software.

Sultan Saud sal_200eba — A non-fiction book based on a female Korean assassin. Self-explanatory.

胡 苏 a11750740486467 — This is the opening novel with Kate Fansler as the intellectual academic reluctant detective. We find all the ingredients in the first book that made the series interesting and different: intellectual puzzles, the mystery set in a somewhat ivory tower space, here, a psychoanalyst's office and home. You get literary discussions and mentions (Lord Peter *smile*), psychoanalytic debates about Freud, etc. The plot is fairly simple : why would a former student of Kate end up stabbed on the couch of the psychoanalyst Kate recommended to her? Did the analyst do it? I had less than 50 pages left to read and I still had no idea of who and why and didn't mind. Yes, the ending is somewhat far fetched but has a certain flair in the way it's delivered and constructed. I liked it.