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James Leong visions1 — buku ini merupakan teman saya selama sedang dalam perjalanan menuju suatu tempat bersama keluarga saya. sebenarnya buku ini bukan milik saya, tetapi milik tante saya. awalnya cuma melihat-lihat isinya saja. selanjutnya, saya merasa kok ceritanya seru ya? akhirnya..buku ini saya rampok dari tante saya dan saya baca sampai habis. di beberapa bagian saya ngakak abis deh pas membacanya. setelah selesai membaca buku ini, saya mulai membaca cerita-cerita Trinity yang ditulis di blognya dan ternyata lebih seru dan lebih kocak. menurut saya, buku ini bagus. memperluas wawasan kita tentang kultur di daerah ataupun negara lain. untuk orang-orang yang suka travelling, buku ini cocok untuk dibaca. kebetulan saya juga senang travelling, tapi selama ini masih nebeng ortu. hahaha.. someday I wanna be a backpacker!

Mario R cleverclouds — This anthology of short stories sets out to answer the burning question of the ages: what are more awesome, zombies or unicorns? Justine Larbalestier (author of Liar, amongst many other things) is the editor that heads up Team Zombie; Holly Black (author of many, many books that I haven't read) leads Team Unicorn. Each editor has stories by six authors with which to make her case. I fully admit that I was pro-zombie before I came to this book. How couldn't I be? Zombies embody our deepest fears. I was open to being persuaded otherwise (killer unicorns, what's not to love?), so dove in. Unfortunately, I was not persuaded. The stronger set of stories belonged to the flag-carriers for the undead. Particular standouts: Scott Westerfeld's "Inoculata" and Libba Bray's "Prom Night". Carrie Ryan's "Bougainvillea" is recommended to those who like The Forest of Hands and Teeth series but get fed up with the love stories. I was really looking forward to Margo Flanagan's story -- I have loved her work since first being sucked in by "Singing My Sister Down", the story that led me to seek out all her books. So I was probably most disappointed by this one; it was an interesting idea but just didn't pull together for me. This is a quick, amusing read. The editors spar in comment sections before each piece. And who could fail to be entertained by the endpapers? I only wish that there had been a story about zombie unicorns.

Eduardo Henriquez eahenrique5fe8 — Really loving this book! Compelling characters and plot; lovely language about Parisian architecture; interesting historical perspective on the Shoah and the mood throughout Europe in the late 1930s.