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Edwin Neuto neutinhophotograph — Seksenli yıllardan beri Graham Masterton'u okuyorum ve çeşitli kalitede çeşitli türler yazdı. Bazı harika romanlar yazdı, ancak ne yazık ki Trauma bunlardan biri değil, kitaplarının çoğu gibi okunabilir. Ölüm sahnelerini temizleyen ana bir karaktere sahip olmak, hikaye ortaya çıktığında başka bir şeye dönüşen ilginç bir fikirdir. Travma bir korku ya da gerilim değil, biraz doğaüstü bir bükülme ile hızlı bir hikaye. Romanlarının birçoğu kadar kesinlikle yaratıcı veya sert vurmak değil - "Graham Masterton Lite" muhtemelen özetliyor.

岩谷 洋平 iwayayoheiea6a — The Last Dragonslayer has something in common with Disney movies; no, not the racism thing... This is a book for younger readers, but that I, technically an adult, really quite enjoyed... I don't recall any racism, just to be clear! I laughed, I cried, I didn't put it down, and as is Jasper's way, there were jokes that some might not get, but that keep those of us who read a lot, and enjoy a good sense of humour, reading and laughing. With a sassy 15-year-old, female lead, and an assistant named Tiger Prawns, you can see it's going to be a good time! The Last Dragonslayer is a story of fantasy, complete with magic and dragons, taking place in the present day, with phones, plumbing, and cars. Instantly a classic, instantly one of my favourite books, and I can't wait for the rest!

Tt T 1830177906f5b — I have a lifelong obsession with Laura Ingalls Wilder.

Ladyssenyadora Graphic ladyssenyadora — okay, i've become a katherine hall page master. i can read these and know the killer before faith knows it herself. of course, she never seems to "know" - she seems to just get trapped by the person at the very end and her life gets threatened. i'm not sure how i feel about that. i think every once and awhile it's important for your detective to actually SOLVE the crime, not just stumble into the nefarious perpetrator's dastardly plans at the end. because then faith goes, "oh me! oh my! i didn't know it was you! you seemed so charming not fifty pages earlier! why are you smiling at me like that?" or something. actually this book would have received two stars EXCEPT that page references my all-time favorite book (Cold Comfort Farm) AND quotes my all-favorite line ("I saw something nasty in the woodshed"). which makes her, by default, awesome. but, really. think about having faith actually solve the murder next time.

Evelyn Yu fatchick2080 — Jasper Fforde is truly creative and comes up with worlds of fancy that are delightful to interact with. While I prefer his Thursday Next series, I am glad this series had a nod to one of the characters. This book parodies both the mystery genres, like Agatha Christie and Film Noir, as well as Nursery Rhymes, tall tales, myths, and fables. Great books for the literary.