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Shiran Bassal shiran_bassal — Couldn't get into it before it was due back at the library. I read the first couple of chapters, but they bored me.

Hy Park ibirag — This was a fun, creative book. I really enjoyed the story and getting to know Nobody Owens. Since he is raised by ghosts from all different times he is able to gain a very eclectic education. He is full of curiosity and is constantly getting himself into trouble. The story fallows Bod as a baby into his teens. It was fun watching Bod grow up and I was sad when the story ended. Silas, his guardian, was an interesting character and you’re always wondering just what is going on under the surface. Although the book has a satisfying ending, it would be fun to have a sequel and see what new adventures Bod gets into. I think this is a book both kids and adults would enjoy.

Norman Reedus bigbaldhead — I have learned that I am not going to like all of Mieville's books, and this one sounded too hard-science-fictiony. But when I learned that a character in it was sort of a linguist (in the sense that I used to be, someone that studies how language works, not who speaks a lot of languages) I was curious. I didn't exactly like this book. A lot of the language stuff seems kind of bogus, it is too long, and the main character seems oddly flat and emotionless even when describing her own emotions. But the very strange world is so vividly described that it really sticks in my memory.

Nancy Morales 7dwarfs — This novel was stunning in its writing -- full of beautiful, descriptive prose. There was a lot of foreshadowing in it, which I usually don't care for (I'm much more a fan of straightforward narration), but Roy's skill with the English language helped me to get over that aspect. I particularly loved her descriptions of people, houses, and objects. Very painterly and evocative.