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Steven Brown listenhear — Thank you Kate Betts for recommending this book in THE WEEK magazine. I *loved* it. Diana was a fabulous, fascinating, incomprable woman. But this book is much more than her acheievments, it's a walk through her life in Paris, London, Budapest, New York, etc and a view of a certain time and place through her eyes. Her breathless narration is captivating -- probably why she was so successful in magazines? -- and I found myself reading passages over and over again because her opinions are as profound as they are amusing. She once tossed out an early copy of Gone with the Wind because she can't abide reading about characters on paper. How boring compared to real people in real life. If I had her life - dressing in Chanel head to toe to meet Josephine Baker in a speakeasy night after night -well she has a point. If you like fashion, this is a quick, fun read.

Fredrik Goransson goranfl — Despite being over 800 pages and having a long dry spell between this book and Feast for Crows, I still devoured this book in a couple of weeks. Martin once again delivers a solid book, well-written with a lot of twists and turns. My only concerns/observation is that the more of the favored chars he's put effort into that he kills off, the more I worry he's going to write himself into a corner or start using characters who aren't as interesting. But that will be a concern for the Winds of Winter.