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Darek Gunia darekguniaf94c — I figure I wouldn't be a decent fencer if I hadn't read The Three Musketeers. The book doesn't actually contain a lot of sword fighting (I guess it comes off better on film than in text), but it is an excellent story nonetheless and worthy of being the classic that it is known to be. The plot is twisty, but not hard to negotiate, and the characters are fun and engaging. I always assumed the book had been written much earlier than it was (like in the 1600s, at the time it depicts, rather than 1844), so that was an interesting surprise, and I'm not sure whether its the translation I read (from 1984), but the language is not as archaic and flowery as I expected (even for 1844), so it was easy to read and felt quite modern. It's also very witty and amusing - again, not sure if that's the translator or Dumas coming through, but either way, it made for an enjoyable read. Much recommended!

黄 伟 605042642413c — Obviously I enjoy Peretti's books. "House" is my least favorite. Perhaps it was the collaboration with Ted Decker that ruined Peretti's writing. Overall the book was predictable and repetitive.

Thomas Bonneville _homas_onneville — I think Dave Zax thinks I stole this book from him

Miguel Rodriguez auput — I read this book even after i found out some of it was fabricated which really didn't impact how i felt about the book which was good. i really liked his writing and felt like iw as in there with him.