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Adsasda Ds _han_hang — This is a quick read that gave me a deeper understanding and appreciation for the five pillars. I revisit this book a lot when I need a spiritual boost! I highly recommend it! :)

Carolina Barbosa carolinabarbosa — I so enjoyed this book. It was fun, heart-warming and made me laugh on several occasions.

Usman Sheikh usmansheik70f5 — Curiously disappointing. I had pretty high hopes for this one, and it didn't really live up. This play was an aberration in my Shakespeare reading/viewing this far - it was neither a comedy nor a tragedy, and I think that's why I was so let down. I love the big, tragic, Shakespearean finish, with people dropping like flies int the final act. All I got here was a tame Queen and stupid Cloten. What's worse, I wasn't that bothered about them dying, and I was even less bothered about Imogen and Posthumus getting back together. I mean seriously. He's not exactly husband of the year. I read somewhere that this play is sort of a mishmash of Shakespearean plot devices which are used again to better effect in his other plays. For instance, the jealous husband and plotting weasel. I think Iago was far more convincing and sinister than Iachimo. It seemed like all Posthumus was jumping to believe all of Iachimo's lies, and went directly from defending Imogen's honor to long-distance homicidal rage. I just didn't buy it. Or, maybe it's just as unbelievable in Othello, but I like it better and choose to suspend my disbelief more. I don't know. I literally don't even know what to say about the scene with Jupiter. I actually listened to this play as an audiobook, and the scene was sung. I had no idea what was going on, but I thought it would at least probably be over soon. But no. The truly awful minstrel-style song in parts went on for something like 13 minutes. I confess I had to fast forward, for fear of being driven completely off my rocker. There are definitely some good parts. The good thing about Cloten is that every scene which does not include him takes on a air of special amazing-ness. He's really that irritating. I liked the secret princes, I liked poor Pisanio, and I like when Imogen tells off Cloten. I particularly enjoyed the Roman camp. If only there could have been some killin' at the end, all would have been forgiven. I wanted the Queen's potion to actually kill Imogen, for Posthumus to learn the truth and jump out a window out of grief and guilt just after he puts a dagger in the heart of Iachimo. Next up, I'm thinking a showdown between Belarius and the King, possibly involving one of the boys who learns to late that he's killed his real father, etc. That would be a proper ending, I think.

Paul Swickard pswickard11ce — An interesting story that very well could have been fictional-what a story! Told from her cold and detached perspective, sometimes I found myself wandering mentally. The closest it got to being personal was when she started doing genealogical research, and unfortunately, I found that boring. It's interesting that this book was written after both of the biological parents' death, made me wonder if some things were embellished (though I hope not, for A.M. Homes sake of sanity). For a memoir I feel like I know absolutely nothing about the author upon completion. BUT, from a writer's standpoint, I enjoyed the book.

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Walter Roa walroa — Good book! The voices got a little confused at the end. Norma's radio program is Lost City Radio and she hopes to reunite families and friends after civil war in this unidentified South American country (Peru?) - including her missing husband. Want to read Daniel Alarcon's short stories, War by Candlelight.

Daniela Miturová danielamit8d58 — i really enjoyed this book. all of the stories were fasinating and drew me right in. i really enjoyed the fact that 3 of my favorite athors wrote this book. i am glad i got to read this book. i normally dont enjoy books that have moltiple stories in one book how eever this book was good.