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Alexey Sh shirochenkov — I read this once a few months ago and thought it was really interesting. I just read it again for the second time and it had a much larger impact on me, since I read it knowing that I might be going to israel next spring and doing a very similar trip. It really gave me an interesting view of the meaning of israel to young american jews.

Alba Deliz _lbadeliz — "A big fish in a big pond." This is all that Edward Bloom has tried to be throughout his life. Big Fish is the story of William, Edward's son, as he struggles to find out who his father really was. Edward is dying from cancer (and subsequently "dies" four times throughout the book); unfortunately, all of William's queries are met with tall tales and jokes. The stories of Edward's death are interspersed among tall tales from his life as William remembers them. As son begins to accept father's perception of reality, he realizes that Edward truly is just that - a big fish. I deeply enjoyed reading this book. The tall tales were written in such a way that the reader can almost hear a storyteller relaying them. I wish that I hadn't seen the movie prior to reading the book, though.

Jéssica Vargas jeessvargas — I met Richard Branson. He borrowed my pen.

илья чулков chulkov_il4ec1 — Richard Wright was buried with a copy of this book. That in itself says a lot to me. It is basically his autobiography of the first part of his life. Very painful, very real, very honest. Not an easy read, but I learned a lot about a perspective I can never have. Also learned a lot about the details of the communist party in the US during the 60's. Pretty interesting.

Alina B baishevaalad1d — Very well written, but seemed to be endless. Lots of new characters are added along with their whole back-story even past halfway into the book. It seems like it could have been edited down. There were side stories in here that don't really pertain to the main plot of the book. The sided stories were still interesting in themselves, but made the book seem too long for my taste. Overall, though, the author did an incredible job putting all the details/pieces of the puzzle together for an ending that didn't disappoint.