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Ding Wang dingwang — Büyülü Orman Tarihi # 2. Tuhaf, eğlenceli ve temiz. Kolay okunabilir, ancak hafif ve aptalca değil. Enfes.

Raul Alejandro alejandrod5a0a — There is no living author more densely and romantically lyrical than Cormac McCarthy. I would place his writing just above Denis Johnson, Michael Ondaatje and Don DeLillo, in terms of poetic achievement in prose. Perhaps Carol Maso has a shot, but truthfully, her prose poem books feel too ethereal. McCarthy's books of of the earth, in many ways. Bloodsport as a defining means of cultural expansion (or invasion) is certainly not new news, or even good news, but McCarthy elevates us above the usual politics by scouring the more base and brutal elementals of human nature. He's really good at narrating the bloody grime and muck of conquest and survival. This is a novel where men rise from dust and retreat back in quick and horrifying ways. Grotesques appear alongside the mythological and the mundane, and though borrowing elements of the Western pulp, the apocalyptic backdrop is the same you'd find in the Southern Gothic novels or even his newest book, The Road. Emotions are carried briefly or not at all. There's no room for them. Joy arrives in flashes during battle. Sex is a form of torture. Innocence is devoured, quite literally. And in the end, after scraping the land of all he has not approved, the Devil dances. I remember sitting on the F Train here in NY, on my way to work early morning, so repulsed by what I was reading but so transfixed by the engrossing details and character elaborations that I called in sick and finished the book on the train home.

Faisal Firdaus kalamata — I came across this in my library and the story sounded interesting and it started out pretty well. I enjoyed the short chapter style which kept the book rolling along until about 2/3 of the way through. It seemed like the author lost the thread of the story and it veered off into a confusing and hectic direction. The ending seemed rushed and incoherent and I still have no idea what the ending meant or why it ended as it did. It was one of those books that I was determined to finish but there was no enjoyment in the accomplishment.

Remster Bautista remzter_ — One of the things that I love about Pride and Prejudice is the banter between the characters, especially Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth. In the book she had spunk which I really appreciate. This was obviously a collection of letters and I thought it was boring and didn't capture the spirit of Elizabeth's personality.

Gbadamosi Ayobami 3086_ — I laughed, I cried, and I thoroughly enjoyed these essays. The subtitle doesn't do this book justice--it is such a wide range of women and their comments about their own weddings as well as weddings that they have attended. Really fun and enjoyable.