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Furgan Murat fmbayrakfd7c — ...ever read a book and thought to yourself... wow has someone been reading my diary and going through my old photos? then you are probably a nerdy, indie-rock loving, comic book collecting yet into "real literature" as well kind of individual this book was written for and about. what happened when alice looked through the looking glass?

Aleksey Agafonov _leksey_gafonov — Amazing. Wheels within wheels. Even though there are a lot of political machinations going on, he manages to keep the story very close to the characters. The world is so alive, so real. The only thing a bit odd about this book is the way some of the sentences and words are written... not in the traditional writing style. Still amazing.

Yura Demkov _urek_em — I just re-read this book after probably a decade. Luckily, I had forgotten enough of the details that it kept the suspense high and the pace fast. This book is like the Da Vinci Code - a great thriller that may not be the deepest book you've ever read. Like candy (or crack), not broccoli. I recommend it! :)

Julia Samadhi _ulia_amadhi_rt — This novel was recently translated into English and based on the book cover, Marai was a leading novelist in Hungary in the 1930's who died it obscurity in CA in the 1989. There is something to be said for a novella that is told with an economy of words, in prose that is captivating. I read the book from start to finish and put it down wondering if what I really thought of it. The protagonist, Lajos, is a lying, self serving, swine that I never did understand or feel empathy for. It wasn't until the end that stopped empathizing with Esther when I realized she freely gave away what is portrayed as being taken. I really liked how the story is told via a series of memories of the past that link the characters in their present.

Beatrice Camanni abcedesign — see my "No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency" review