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Zzhengang Xie 9958012125efa — This was a nice easy read with interesting twists.

Bella Octaviano _ella_ctaviano — I found this to be an interesting read. It is the author's first published novel. The book tells the story of a teenage boy with a photographic memory joining the ranks of an institution of people with similiar mental abilities who serve as society's means of recording information. There's some awkwardness in the narration, but I can't tell if it's from the author, or if the author is getting into character as a person whose talents and vocation set him far apart from the rest of society (the novel is written in the first person). If it is all the latter, then bravo. I also liked the frequent chapter breaks, often after just a page or two. Hooray for new writers who are not being paid by the word and have to get their point across as directly as possible.

Mark Kunoff iulibris — I just re-read this book after I finished my final exams. I was struck by how much there really is to it. The story is really wonderful and Pratchett-esque: it has unexpected depth and unexpected silliness. The ending was really striking to me on this read-through, and I found myself terribly appreciative that a skilled satirist took up the subject of religion without kid gloves on.

Mark Allen markdallen539e — A good description of India's extreme politics during Indira Gandhi's time. But much more importantly this book focuses on the everyday challenges the lower and middle classes face. It's about taking charge of one's one life, helplessness, finding the right path in life and losing it.... Terribly sad. Wonderful description of characters and situations. Very realistic.