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Matt Babz mattbabz — Don't miss out on The Emerald Atlas! THE BOOK for Children's Fantasy Lit for 2011! GET THIS ONE NOW! Review Aisle B http://aisleb.tumblr.com/post/4061332...

Ismail Sadqui sadqui2010a1bf — A big fan of Graham Greene since I read Brighton rock as a teenager, I am also fascinated by the Orient Express train journey which takes 3 days across Europe. Passengers are just embarking after a bad channel ferry crossing from England. So far the prose is wonderfully concise but also film like in the vivid pictures it paints. Wonderful story about the journey & passengers but strong undertones of the dark side of unadventurous life - poverty, crime, murder, financial failure, revolution & anti-semitism. All this in a short readable book that seems like it would make a wonderful movie (although the 2 versions of it so far were big flops). what I like about Greene is that he writes good stories, full of suspense, adventure etc, very concisely with no wasted words & conveys a whole universe of fear & despair, all in a very entertaining way. This is a book for grown-ups who appreciate good writing.

Andrea Van andreavanw805c — I listened to this on audio in my car for the good part of a month. I have to admit that, by the second or third disc, I was irritated by Portia's non-stop self-bashing. It was painful to listen to, especially knowing what a beautiful woman she is, but I suppose that was the whole point. Anorexia is not really about how thin you are or how you look...it comes down to how you feel about yourself. Portia does such a good job of describing what it's like to live life as an anorexic, it almost made me want to cut my caloric intake in half and start exercising vigorously. Seriously, as someone said in another review, it could be an essential how-to book for the anorexic-to-be, so beware of suggesting it to impressionable young (and old) people. Despite being frustrated with her tale of unrelenting low-self-esteem, I have to admit that I listened to the last disc while weeping in my car. Portia has a lot of insight after experiencing what she did and I found it wise and poignant. Ellen's no dummy.