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Lin Lin linney — intriguing beginning, then it started to become a little monotonous. fascinating subject: witch hunts in the 1500's Germany. original as it is told in the first person by an elderly woman. but the story lost it's climax early and i never regained full interest.

Long Jun wormlong — This story gave me a true understanding of my grandparents' love for each other.

Andrei Boldyshev andreibold1dbe — when people ask me to recommend a reference for basic bookmaking, i direct them here. a good book for getting started... clear instruction for 3-dimensional techniques (no small task!), interesting examples that, for the large part, resist being too cute-crafty.

Anesa Sabedin anithilwen — Making wacky cool since you stopped caring. Plus the cover is awesome. "Dust. Yips. The lowing of porcupines."

Ngphx Ngphx ngphx — I wanted to like this more than I did. I am one of those people who happens to believe that science and faith should not be mutually exclusive. I believe in God, believe that this world was CREATED, didn't just happen... but I believe God used scientific principles to do that creating. Do I know HOW he did it? Of course not, but I think it is far more likely He "used" science than fought it. But besides that, I believe in evolution within the species, natural selection, etc. I also don't think LotR is evil. Or Harry Potter. But despite the fact that the subject and issues are familiar, I couldn't really care about Mena. I should have been able to relate to her, but I couldn't. She felt only slightly more complex than the other flat characters in the book. So many annoyances... Seriously? ALL of the Christians are horrible little jerks? They all mercilessly pick on the gay kid and hip check Mena in the hall? And what kind of person is MENA that she was EVER friends with the biggest b***h of them all? Anyway, not great writing, but it was okay and moderately entertaining.