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Jonar Johnson _onar_ohnson — Nowhere near as good as She's Come Undone, and half again as long - typical sophomore novel? Still, a powerful story.

Agnes Calus agnieszkacalus — I'll admit that I'm not a fan of Haruki's work so this review might be biased. I find this particular book's reputation to exceed its actual quality. That is not to say that it doesn't have its merits. It's beautifully written and holds a lot of truths the way a good book should. Its plot is unpredictable and it's easy on the eyes. The characters, especially Nakata, are imperfect but manage to be endearing. What I take issue with is Haruki's writing style. Whether deliberate or otherwise, I find that he states the happenings rather than reveals them with the fanfare of a wand-wielding magician. He lays his cards on the table in a neat row. Some people like that style; I apparently don't. What appealed to me the most, however, was his reoccurring theme of 'connections'. Everything in the story is related. The characters are interlinked in fate whether they realise it or not. I believe a revisit will unearth even more of such 'links'. I also appreciate the little life experiences he weaves in his works. In conclusion, I'm drunk on fatigue and this is a badly written review so if you're a fan of his, you'll like this. If you're new to him, I suggest picking up another novel of his.

Jordan Turner jordanturner — We'll see how my Karma is doing in a few months.

Kajleena Mutaliph kayjay96 — I am not fond of this author's books. But this book isn't bad one. It has so many flashbacks (not my favourite), it's about a man who wants to know what happened to his neighbor who was raped, no one know who did this, only the family (of teenager who was raped) know the truth. He found the truth 15 years later. It was very interesting, it was dull in the beginning, you have to bear with it for while, then middle of the story got better and it got easier to read from there.

Isadora Nicolau isadoranic939b — I liked this book. I thought I would like it more than I did, but it is a great book - no doubt. It seemed to slow down for me near the end, but the tale of Wart and his knights of the round table is a classic one. Some quotes that I enjoyed from The Sword in the Stone: "Education is experience, and the essence of experience is self-reliance." - Merlyn "Well, I can teach you two things - to dig, and love your home. These are the true end of philosophy." - the badger

Kristijan Ivanovski papasmurf — Everyone says this is so great but I'm having a hard time getting into it. Really, I'm not into it at all and should shelve it.

Paul Hjellming _aul_jellming — The ratings should have halves, I'd give this book a 3 1/2. A cute, quaint love story with a very slight dark edge that deals with depression.