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Adreon Patterson adreonp — it has a good message, but can be a little too wordy to keep kids attention

Leo Leo landzom — ** spoiler alert ** I read this book 8 years ago, and told people it was my favorite book for a long time. By 2008, I had forgotten most of the plot, so I thought I'd get to work on re-reading it! It was very good, and, though I knew a lot about Indian history 8 years ago, I know even more now, so I was able to understand more and more of that book the second time around. The way that certain characters symbbolized certain events and countries in the history of the Indian subcontinent was so cool. And realizing that Rushdie had spent hundreds of pages setting up a brilliant symbolism without you even noticing until it walloped youover the head is just a testament to this author's skill. It's also amazing how Rushdie can craft brilliant double- and triple- entendres and just rattle them off as if he hadn't put any thought into them. I'm thinking of a lot of prophecies about Saleem "knees and nose", and the idea that you can have a father who isn't your father but still have a grandfather who is your father. It would be an understatement to say that it's a pleasure to read books by Salman Rushdie. The way he writes is just delicious. There are certainly some weird parts to this book. The chapter called The Sundarbuns is definitely one of those parts. But I liked all of it. Midnight's Children is an undisputable classic by Rushdie. Bone up on the Subcontinent's history on Wikipedia, and then get to reading this book!

Lourdes Pachas _spacioplou — I read this along with my 12 year old son since it was suggested for 7th grade and up. The Gone series consists of six books, two have yet to be been published I enjoyed this book, read the second book (Hunger) and I'm currently reading the third book (Lies). Meanwhile, my son plowed through four "Gone" books. NOW I realize that the third book is more of a young adult book...kinda romance-y with innuendo. Oh well, too late now, but I wish the books were consistent and I should have done further research.

Anastasia Leonova analeonova — Desarrollo simple, algo lineal. Novela de despertares vitales.

Filiz Avsar avsarf — the book is very interesting and one of a kind