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Sarah K sarahkurlowich — This is a dark tale loosely based on Snow-white and Red-rose. Some time ago I have read The Goosle by the same author, a short-story with a similar focus that continues the tale of Haensel and Gretel and I was eager to see what happens if Margo Lanagan has more room for her story. In summary I was disappointed by the book. I don't mind the disturbing topics (although I wonder how teenagers will react when they read about it) and especially giving birth to the children felt real and honest. What I didn't like was the whole setting and the way how the story is told. After the strong start it was getting very boring with only few things happening. Episodes are linked together by long inner reflections that fail to impress. What I missed most were descriptions and events that provide a complete picture of the main characters to make them come alive. From my point of view the author concentrates too much on the dark side. Joyful events are compact and short, violent events are explored in depth. Combining this with the artificial setting that failed to provide a special magic nor a believable reality, I completely lost interest and put the book aside after 240 pages.

Polina Vagis _olina_use — don't read this...it's awful! attempts to be smart and witty but falls incredibly short...if you want a good detective herione type character...read nancy drew, she's way better.

Andrew Richardson amr_design — Rory accomplishes something that no other travel diaries have done before him; he observes little of value or anything worth remembering from his experience. He loves walking and decides to walk through Afghanistan following footsteps of a Mongul king. As his journey progresses, he becomes more tired and increasing complains about people, food, climate, everything. Makes me wonder who forced him to do this? He complains about backwardness and violence in the Afghan places he visits. Is it any wonder that after decades of violent occupation by foreign powers, they live like this? I picked up this book in the airport and thought for a NY Times best seller, it can't be bad; I was wrong.