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陈 若璐 a15368952709219 — I loved this book...sweet and insightful. Plus, I have a southern friend who lives life from this perspective.

Aleksey Gubsky gubsky — NEAT, BRIGHT, MYSTERY CRIME NOVEL The author conceived this fair and balanced plot like a puzzle where all the pieces fit snugly, no pitfalls, no loose ends Keeps the dramatic intensity all the way to the end. The story is the star and exceeds the development of the characters, and the portrayal of the settings and landscapes where the events occur. Throughout the read, one can learn that tiny far off Iceland is a country suffering the same myseries witnessed in the Continet, and also for those who might lay your hands on this book, expecting to taste the flavor and culture of an alleged exotic Iceland, sorry but you will be dissapointed, you will only learn that rains a lot just like in London. nevertheless is a nice enjoyable book in terms of the crime genre

Kelltoum Law _elltoum_aw — I liked this one quite well--interesting characters and heart-wrenching circumstances, well portrayed. A couple of things went over the top for me, though. The main character is artistic, but that didn't come through in much other than her way-over-the-top color names; they would have felt less precious if her artistic side had played more of a role. I was also puzzled by the myriad creation myths incorporated--I didn't know if the author were trying to convey that she was of Native American origin or some other non-western ethnicity, but the family seemed pretty straightforward white American, so I don't really understand what that was about. Maybe I just missed something. But otherwise, a good work of realistic fiction with some historical fiction worked in in the journal entries.

Appnova Appnova _ppnova — I love Frankenstein and I really enjoyed reading it again.

Shibin Salam shibinkolk73e2 — Strange, disturbing, sad, beautiful.

Jottar R pictorialidea — Excellent book!! This book starts out with a bang. Little 7 year old Davey is being sexually abused by his step-father and when he dares to tell his mother, she is murdered right in front of him, and he is told that it is all his fault. He becomes what is referred to as a selective mute and when his step-father takes him to a new town and a new school, he does not get along. He is placed into a specialized Center for disturbed kids where he comes into contact with Cecilia, and art therapist. Through his drawings Celia comes to the horrifying realization that Davey is in terrible danger. When Chet, Davey's step-father feels threatened by Cecilia he comes after her. The last 100 pages of the book are a non-stop thrill ride and the ending is heart wrenching. Overall a great read and I plan to pick up other books by this author soon.