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唐 志豪 11785657679f40 — I think that it was pretty good. I read it in class for english and it was pretty good.ishhhhhhhhhhhh

Simone Economo e_oe5 — I remember this book as being the one where you have to slog through a lot of Russian things to get to the "good" parts, which are Philippa coming into her own in the French, Scottish, and English courts. I am beginning to believe that Dunnett actually wrote these books about Philippa, she just didn't know that's what she wanted to do until a couple of books in. Philippa's a much more compelling character than Lymond. However, on a less-Philippa-centric reread, the Russia parts are actually quite good and contain some of the meatiest sections of the book. That does not mean, however, that I don't read the entire book with barely concealed impatience for the chapter when Certain Main Characters find themselves preforming an epic play written in verse. And all the characters start with "L." It's the best scene in the book, and one of the best in the entire series.

Alan Matua alanmatua331a — I have loved every Anita Shreve book I have read, until this one. I simply liked this book quite a bit. I do still highly recommend this book to parents, teenagers if they can make it to the end it has many powerful messages about teenage drinking and how something so common can have unforeseeably horrible consequences. The first 1/2 to 2/3 of the book is bit slow to read, however crucial. I understood that it was laying the background of each character and adding bits and pieces of how the infamous night's events, however it is a bit slow and very back and forth with each small chapter bouncing among the many characters, all playing their important part. The book does pick up and a bit abruptly, this where things get good. As seemingly separate events begin to unfold as the catalyst for the night in question (at least for one of the character) I soon realized my perceptions were far off. For many pages she had me in constant tears of sadness and some of anger. Without the development of the characters in the beginning I don't think I would have reacted so strongly. In the end some running questions you have are answered and the honesty in her writing hits home as to the social reasoning why some secrets are better left secret.

Megan Green abracazebra — Brillant book and the turning over of India from English control to Inians. tragic love story and Multi narrative writing style is just perfect. I would reccomend this to everyone.

Kaleen Mayhew _aleen_ayhew — eloquent for a while but spends too much time refuting stupid arguments