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Brendan Grieble bggfx — If you are an entrepreneur or you find yourself having to run a company, read this book. I highly recommend it.

近藤 寛透 _hiroyuki0222 — How I Heard About It: It was a Booker Finalist a couple of years ago and was explained as "Harry Potter for grownups" How I Procured It: Amazon.com...it was a discarded library book so it came in a funny little plastic wrapper thing. Type: Fiction/Historical Fiction/Sci-Fi Ratings: Story: 4.5 Writing: 4 Who Would I Recommend It To? Anyone who enjoys stories set in the 19th Century, anyone who likes magic and magicians (who are more like wizards) Favorite Character: I liked Jonathan Strange better than Norrell - he's younger, more personable, and doesn't use underhanded measures to get what he wants. Does it Remind me of Anything Else? It reminds me of Harry Potter in the study of magic and the pupil/teacher relationship. However, it does not have a separation of magical and non magical people, and it's written in much more heavy language. Would I read it again? No, once is enough. I might listen to it on audiobook, though. Comments: A very thick read. Even after I picked it up again and was working on it every night, it took about a month to finish. It was very spooky at times, though not as scary as others I've read. It's almost written like a textbook, because there are footnotes about certain things. I usually skipped those if they didn't seem interesting. I liked the way the book ended, it left some things unanswered but was generally tied the story up nicely. I have more thoughts but don't want to ruin anything, you'll just have to read it for yourself.

Megan Gill mgill5 — Love Jane Austen...wanted to love the book...but didn't.

Jason Lee loco7530bf1f — ****

Tatiana Lomakina _arabi — I loved this book! Audrey is a regular 16 year old until she breaks up with her boyfriend, Evan. Evan is the lead singer of the Do-Gooders, a high school band. After the break up Evan writes a song that shoots to the top of the charts (all the charts). 'Audrey, wait!' catapults Audrey into the spotlight; school mates want to be her friend, struggling bands want to be inspired by her, tv, magazines and newspapers want interviews. Audrey just wants to be a normal kid. This is the story of how that is not possible, and what happens next.

Nee Qiusuo quentini — Great book. Making history cone alive