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Adrian Niewiadomski anphootofc77 — This is what people should read instead of 1984, Brave New World, The Giver, etc. This is arguably the first science fiction novel, and apparently one of the best (I don't generally read science fiction, but I have been told by reputable sources). All the great English language dystopian novels owe their life to this book. The female love interests in all the novels mentioned above are even physically similar to the character in this book. Furthermore, while Orwell's Winston is a writer, Zemyatin's protagonist (names are numbers, and I've forgotten his) is an engineer. Mathematics plays an almost identical role in We to that played by language in 1984. I find the imagery in We much more gripping, but that's me. Easily worth the read, maybe more than the books you had to read in high school that are like it. It is light years beyond Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451.

Eugene Eugene saintgene — I don't know if I have the rights to say much about this book. Like many people, I have decided to see what the big fuss was all about. I've only read like 50 pages of this book but it gave me enough reasons why I didn't ever want to continue reading. Read in an article once that it was the adult version of "Twilight". I should've known, if a book compares itself to "Twilight", you know it must be a failure. One, the annoying female character. She keeps talking to herself in her head, trying to ration herself without much success. Classic "I know I'm not beautiful but enough so that men with devious secrets should want me" kind of woman. Can't keep herself for falling for THE wrong man. Can't keep her pants on for 5mins after one look at the young, powerful, gorgeous looking man. Don't know when she in over her head. Two, domineering male character with wicked secrets. Doesn't know why he's falling for the girl, just that he can't help himself. Wants everything to go his way, why not he's wealthy enough to do so. Kissing THE girl in the elevator 5seconds after telling her to stay away from him. Dugh. feels sorry for himself when he has everything that he could ever want! This is what I gathered after reading 50 pages or so. And you just know where this is going at this point. I will never be ready or understanding enough to read about that kind of sex. I hate myself for purchasing this book thus perhaps making the book stay in the best seller list a little while longer. I feel very betrayed and tricked into buying this book. Will never read the rest of it.

полина зайончковская zayonchkovskaya — This classic story is still just as great as when I read it as a child. Its simply fun to read, and has the good morals that are key to any children's book. Don't be greedy, watch too much TV, chew too much gum, or eat too much food. All the characters are lovable and memorable and this book never gets old. Even as an adult, it can be enjoyed. I will admit I had the oompa loompa song from the movie stuck in my head throughout the entire book. Just an overall great, fun, fast read for people of all ages.