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Radwa Hassanein radwa98a0a3 — I think this is one case where the movie is actually better than the book. "The Door in the Floor," is based on only the first 1/3 of the book, which is the strongest part. However, after that it really starts to lag. The characters just annoy me. Why do Ruth's readers take her books so personally? And why are they so obsessed with her personal life? Why is she even famous? The "bad boyfriend" seems to be a central theme in the book, but it doesn't even describe what she has to be so ashamed of in her past. That a supposedly world renowned author would use such a trite phrase in the title of her book makes me cringe. On the other hand, Eddie's books are just laughable. How does this guy get five novels published at all? The end seems to redeem the book a little bit and tie up all the loose ends. I think the good parts mostly made up for the slow parts.

Juliano Henrique julianofleck — Again, the good stuff is almost exactly cancelled out by the bad stuff. The two stories (in Oxford and on station Q24) are both rather good, but they each suffer from being forced together in one narrative, even if the counterpoints are needed for the story to work. The central idea - that changing a significant event in a "stable" era will cause a major temporal paradox - is nicely explored, with the contrast between the actions of the "President" in assassinating a political figure who is doing it for selfish reasons, and the actions of the Doctor in trying to save the station, but they both contribute to the plans of the villain. I rather liked the slight twist in the story towards the end, although it robs us of a very interesting character with a good backstory who could have been used again. I must admit that I didn't feel that it belonged to the same sort of story arc as Blood Heat though - a short prologue and epilogue do not really justify it.

Teerayapa Buadee kaojaojakje6e6 — Amazing!!!