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Wanyu Hong wanyuhong — I had it in mind that I wouldn't get into this book when I started it, but it turned out to be one of those books I couldn't put down. I grew attached to all the characters (whether I liked them or not), and the words 'impregnate' and 'molest' will never be the same thanks to Ignatious J. Reilly.

Rakan Malkawi rakanmalka2377 — Bought this book to see what all the hype was about. I have to admit that the first 40 pages or so my eyes were drooping from back-story and I kept wondering when I was going to meet this girl with the frigging tattoo. When I did manage to meet her, she was fairly interesting. In a scary, sociopath sort of way. I figured out the ending before I got there, which disappointed me. I kept hoping that the hype was all about a special twist at the end that would blow me away and it really didn't. So when I put the book down at the end my reaction was just; "Eh." It wasn't a waste of money or time, but it wasn't spectacular either. If I could, I'd put 2.5 stars up there to keep things at an even keel.

Matthew Grandin mattgrandin — Bear V Shark was Chris Bachelder's first novel, U.S.! was his second, and reading them, you can really tell that they were written in that order. U.S.! is much more accomplished, whereas Bear V Shark, while clever, suffers from being far too one-note. It's also more bleak and depressing, eviscerating American culture—which, in a not-too-distant future where televisions no longer turn off, involves a nation that has become obsessed with a virtual fight between the titular animals—without leaving even the shred of hope or optimism U.S.! offered. Plus, the (intentional) errors in fact that all the characters spout (a Gordian knot is referred to throughout as a guardian knot, for example) drove me *insane*. I can't stand that amount of dumb! Not even in the cause of satire! However, it is very amusing to picture Stephen Colbert reading this novel. I'm thinking audio book?