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Monster Rat monsterrat — This was such a marvelously fun book to read. Though it took me a while to get used to Dumas' narrative cadence, I thoroughly enjoyed the characters and the story. Dumas created a fantastic friendship between the musketeers, and D'Artagnan's character was one of my favorites in literature. I also don't think there is a more evil woman in literature than Milady/Lady Clark. My overall view of the book almost depended on her comeuppance, which she received in full. I was actually sad when I finished this book last night, and would recommend it to anyone wanting a good story where the good guys (almost) always win.

Lindsey Wu wulinyan01094d1b — This is one of my purse books; it's small, endlessly re-readable, and it can be read a few paragraphs at a time if you like. It's one of my favorite travel narratives, and maybe one of my favorite books. It's very much a book of its time - there are what we might euphemistically term "flights of fancy" (in other words, sections that are obviously totally made up or very exaggerated in a book that purports to be true) and what I tend to think of as bouts of literature (where Jerome suddenly goes all allegorical and polysyllabic and serious on us - it's kind of like a measles of the written word). These just add to the fascination of the book, at least for me, but I wouldn't recommend this to someone who doesn't have some experience with Victorian narrators. The book is, quite simply, the story of Jerome's week-long trip boating on the Thames in company with Harris, George, and Montmorency. (My favorite character is, quite naturally, Montmorency.) And it's funny and fun; I rank it above Innocents Abroad in the annals of early travel humor. Worth reading for the chapter summaries alone. Worth reading multiple times for anyone who loves travel humor, Victorian times, or dogs. (And if you've read this, I recommend To Say Nothing of the Dog, by Connie Willis.)

Micmic Microphone mic_mic — Interesting topic- more than just a history of Burma, gives a history of South East Asia and even gets some world history in. The writing style is a little heavy handed but definitely worth a read, especially for the insights on present day Burma.

Joshua Raysuteja vikadikadec1dc — Do yourself a favour and read this book - even if you are not a fan of Stephen King. This is one of his BEST novels and I would give it more than 5 stars.

Saranya S saranyasll — The passion of the book is inescapable. The writing is like the music. Rarely have I read a book with language and words so lyrical. The flow of the story, of the characters, of the language is beautiful. At various points fast, slow, harsh, seductive, smooth... I'm about as musically inept a person as you can find, but it made me want to go out and dance.