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Daniel Mascena danmascena — [no spoilers] One of my favorite books ever. I don't know is how time will affect my opinion of it, but I think it could last. It's a novel about the normal and the eccentric, about learning, about languages, music, art, and Kurosawa. It's about the shape of brilliance. It doesn't sacrifice philosophy or intellectualism for narrative power or vice versa. Each smaller narrative wound into the whole is like story-candy. There is nothing to dislike: the style, the form, the content, the mood, the characters, the story -- it is to me as if this book were given every beneficial adaptation by a doting god, and then set free in a tiny corner of the wild. I am astonished that it has not yet driven its competitors to extinction. It is unbalanced.

Cesar De cmdemirandd861 — Don't hate me -- but I LOVED this series. If someone had told me that I -- a 28 year old -- would love books about a high school girl, vampires and werewolves . . . I would have laughed in their face. However . . . they would be right

Natalie Wells _atalie_ells — So good. I can't wait for book 4!

Samanta Hamzić _amantha_andinsky — a bit too epic, but entertaining and well-written, despite waxing romantic about baseball a lot.I actually liked the non-magical parts better, when they were in the real world. I don't mind complications, but it got kind of tedious and ok, ok, we get it, baseball's ammaaazing. I still liked it, just not as much as I thought I would.

Luca Montuori _umo_p — Great faith builder. Sittser reviews the movements in Christian spirituality from the early martyrs to the modern missionaries. Each movement has much to inform my faith. The style was a little stilted, especially at the beginning, but it got better as the book progressed.