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Rana Hazem hanafrragb160 — This is a really good book Its very detailed and I recommend everyone to purchase a copy as manners and Islaamic etiquettes is something we all need to work on. May Allaah give us good chracter aameen

Alfredo Hernandez alfredohdz — I loved this book! If you love horror, this is excellent horror writing. Short stories, but you do not even notice they are short. Very graphic with violence and some sex, but well-written. Had trouble putting it down!

Francesca Folino folinofran9d2a — Както и "Сянката на вятъра" - много красив стил, много увличаща Барселона, оставя едно прекрасно филмово усещане и е чудесна за четене преди сън - въпреки мрачните теми води до приказни сънища. И все пак - уморих се от толкова думи. Изглежда съм в такава лична епоха, че толкова много изписани измислици ми идват в повече и не оценявам достатъчно книгите край себе си.

Louise Tunne luizezuksi0fc1 — This non-fiction book really does read like a novel. The author really did his research. This would be a wonderful book for readers who say they don’t like non-fiction. I’ve always loved World Fairs; I have wonderful memories from the first one I attended: New York in 1964. I’m sure that’s part of why I found this book so fascinating; it was fun to read about a World’s Fair and its creation behind the scenes. That, and I learned so much else, especially about Chicago history. There’s a lot about general Chicago history, including the stockyards slaughtering neighborhood, the history of the making of the “White City” 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, which is about half the book, the other half being about the serial killer that murdered in that time & place, and was able to get victims more easily because of the making of the fair and the fair once it opened. (As a vegan, I noticed I made a connection between the stockyards & the victims of the serial killer.) Anyway, the whole book was sufficiently eerie & creepy that it read like a thriller. And it was also a very interesting study of human psychology, not the serial killer and his victims as much as the people who built the fair; it’s a fascinating story.