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Rita Colucci rita1 — I've been meaning to read Bill Bryson for a long time now (especially "The Lost Continent"); he's from my home state, he's a fairly prolific travel writer so one would think he must have something of worth to share, and I've heard nothing but promising things from friends. Four chapters in and I find myself torn between wanting to go out and hike the AT to experience it for myself and wanting to never again go camping without the safety of a motor home and tens of my closest comrades. This is one of the more reality-check-based travel accounts I've read of just about anywhere, which is a welcome change from the often overly-romanticized narratives that tend to grace the shelves of most travel sections. It's thought-provoking, humorous, an easy yet engaging read, and well worth the time invested (which is considerably less than the time invested in the path from cover to cover).

Maya Viko vireneja — I can't describe how much I enjoyed this book. Loved it...no. Adored it...that's not right either. Gave myself a bit of insomnia because I stayed up til the buttcrack of dawn reading it...yeah, that's about right. Darynda Jones is a clever little minx. Her characters come to life, love them or hate them. And the way she ends her books! I commend her for not falling into the same box as most authors who wrap up the story in a neat little happy ending. At the same time, I wanted to cry when the end came and there were nothing but blank pages after. No teaser for next time, Mrs. Jones? Damn temptress!

Elfakir Hicham helfakir0f0be — A city within a city...I loved the mystery of this story. Ms. McKillip always writes in such a lyrical, ethereal manner.