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Sophie Hedge sophiehedg0948 — I continue to try to like the Hernandez brothers. I feel like I'm supposed to like them, and I would really like to like them, but in the end they're not my favorites. (To be fair, this book is only by one of them.) The main gripe I had with Sloth (aside from the art, of which I wasn't the biggest fan) was that it couldn't decide on the rules of the world in which it was set - or, rather, that it couldn't decide on what the characters thought were the rules. I'm more than fine with occasional (or not-so-occasional) flashes of the weird or the inexplicable, but it is real tough to identify with a character when you can't figure out their reactions to these phenomena. Miguel and Lita are sometimes truly freaked by the things they see, but other incogruous experiences fail to receive even a raised eyebrow. Their reactions to random non-mystical encounters tend to baffle, as well. Why isn't Miguel confused when he's threatened with a knife for no reason by the guy who was calling him "homey" several pages ago? What causes Miguel and Lita to erupt into two pages of shouting at the elderly lemon farmer? I can't figure it out. I want to root for these characters but it's a little like rooting for a dog who will fetch the newspaper seven times out of ten, but the other three times will instead put on a top hat and monocle and with a straight face perform a flamenco dance on your countertop. All the same, there's plenty to recommend this book. I like the theme of characters as actors who will take on any part required of them by whatever story they find themselves in. There's a certain amount of snappy dialogue (though not all of it by any means). It was an okay, quick read.

Camila Da camiladaluz — I have to agree with Josh. I couldn't stand this book.

Nataly M _elonesy — I thought it was pretty good.

Alessandro Sassetti sassettial4b31 — What a great book! Beautiful, heartbreaking. Impossible to put down.