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Ant Cad antcad — Amusing introduction to the orchestra through the story of an inspector trying to find the murderer of a composer. Not as tightly handled story-wise as it could have been, but it'll do. Includes cd with excellent music performed by the San Francisco Symphony. Can listen to music with voiceover of text, or music alone.

Theo Caneda onichandesu — Love John Steinbeck's style, lyrically told, beautifully descriptive, a simple but stunning story.

Cuadrado Creativo cuadradocreativo — This was an okay book. i wouldnt consider anyone to read it. Its very boring and unintresting. It was about a girl named scout and her experiences in her home town maycomb. Thats all im going to say. dont read it though. BORING!!!!!

Neverlose Géza gezaneverlosea01b — This book is interesting right at the beginning. Just when I started to get tired of the writing (from a 5 year old's perspective) and scene, it changes and gets interesting again. It turned out to be a very interesting book.

Jorge Luis deadbike — Ugh, I remember this book. Sorry to say, it sucked @$$. -- Okay, I'll elaborate. I'm not a fan of historical fiction, and I dislike "young women coming-of-age in another century" stories, and I abhor the "tortured genius" cliche, and I particularly detest fantasies about a mysterious work of art and its backstory. [On this latter point, I also hated Jane Alison's "The Love-Artist", about Ovid -- it cheapens the creative process!] Somehow, Chevalier's ghastly novel managed the elusive combination of all four of these elements.