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Manuel Valentino manuel_25 — Hmmm... As I read this book I kept feeling like, "geez this story is so familiar." I was so bored reading it. Turns out I read it 3 1/2 years ago! Lmao

Eva Hasa evahasab0d5 — silly, fun, girly book

Rick Burgess jazzbo713e1d3 — The setting, Berlin right after the fall of the Third Reich, is excellent for a noir -- the devastated landscape of the city, queasy moral ambiguities both occupier (black market exploiters/American officials who want to sweep the Nazi associations of Germans they need, like scientists, under the rug) and occupied (how involved in/how much did surviving German citizens know/were involved in the Nazi atrocities?). Kanon depicts this complex situation and the people enmeshed in with excellent detail. Unfortunately, the main murder mystery plot of the novel is not as interesting as the background setting/background characters, sort of creaks along, and positively sags in the middle of the book. The last portion of the book picks up the pace and becomes gripping again, but overall the plot hurt the novel. I'm still glad I read it though, especially for the fascinating setting. One last gripe: *** MILD SPOILER WARNING *** ... ... ... I think Jake discovered his lost love too quickly. If he had been following both mysteries for longer, and they ended up leading to the same place, that would have made their connection more believable. As is, when the connection is revealed, it seems only a contrivance for the convenience of the author. BTW haven't seen the movie, but from all I've heard, the book is far better.

Olly Ward _lly_ard — The artwork is lush and gorgeous, though perhaps a bit too lush when it comes to the female characters -- the golden tones and full lips tend to make them all a bit too sexy for the end of the 18th century. Still, I'm looking forward to going back to read the whole thing, but from what I've seen, I don't entirely care for the adaptation. Particularly as a recommendation for students, I think there are too many liberties taken to be strictly accurate to the book, as well as a great deal more smiling than in an movie adaptation I've ever seen.