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Elena Bacheva elenabachevapopart — Klosterman is a brilliant writer.

Martine Dervois _artine_ervois — Grade: B-

Xu Duo fidelduoc456 — This was a fairly enjoyable and interesting book. Lewis went into a lot of detail describing the scenery and creatures on the planet Malacandra which takes up a lot of pages. The characters are interesting but not very developed. In the way of conversation, much of it is monologuing by the main character, Ransom. For it's shortish length, there are a plenty of curse words (16 in total), mainly in the beginning, a few hints at sexual immorality (though nothing but brief comments, nor graphic), and Evolution is portrayed as fact in a number of passages. I enjoyed the angelic eldila and loyal hrossa.

Kreatist Tasarım kreatist — Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels were some of the first books that I ever read as a teenager so he holds a special place in my youth. The man just has an extraordinary way with words and Good Omens is no exception. It's a hilarious satire about that eternal battle of Good and Evil with a strong Britishness about it that I just adored. The characters are strange and wonderful and I found it easy to get completely lost in the story. One of the funniest books I've read in a long time.

Sultan Abdullah isu_099651 — Messud has written a strong novel, full of wonderfully captured social commentary. Her characters were so well drawn that I could picture them and I have to say, I wonder if she has an inside line to Brown students, because she seemed to perfectly render a subsection of them in her writing. I found that very impressive. The book is full, visiting everything from adultery to mental illness, to 9/11. The book looses some of its focus about 2/3rds through, in part I think because the story shifts from micro-observation to macro- narrative. That transition made me miss the previously drawn characters, who seem to fade or loose their way a bit, both within the fictional narrative, and in Messud's writing. But as a reader, I also understood it was time for the characters to transition into action and that meant less description of character. Overall, I'm glad I read the book, I enjoyed it, Nessud is a talent.