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André Santos dedezinho_f282 — Oh soooo good. The world building this author did to make the story meaningful was incredible. I can only dream to write 1/100th as well as this someday.

Andrea Carolina andreacarolinarc — Ce roman d'Alan Bradley est un pur moment de délectation, pas fatalement un grand moment de littérature policière, car l'intrigue, bien cousue, n'est pas non plus un noeud improbable et le coup de théâtre ne nous soulève pas le coeur d'étonnement. L'intérêt de cette lecture a été, pour moi, dans la divine et délicieuse description de la psychologie de Flavia de Luce, donzelle intelligente, futée et brillante, qui sait mettre les pieds dans le plat, se sert de sa malice avec un flegme inébranlable. C'est parfaitement judicieux, un régal sur 350 pages, avec des remarques piquantes, des références littéraires, des hommages à des personnalités féministes trop demeurées dans l'ombre des grands messieurs (par exemple, Marie-Anne Paulze-Lavoisier). Subsistent quelques défauts mineurs, qui ne terniront nullement la très bonne impression laissée par Flavia de Luce, onze ans seulement, et une maturité impressionnante ! L'histoire se passe en 1950. Instinctivement, on pense à Agatha Christie mais aussi à un film de Hitchcock, The trouble with Harry (Mais qui a tué Harry ?), grâce au cynisme et à l'humour de Flavia qui nous font passer un excellent moment.

Miri Van van_ijk — 868th - 2011

Mauro Lirussi maurolirussi — I fell in love with Sarah Addison Allen's writing in "The Girl Who Chased the Moon." This book had that same magical quality and storytelling. Allen's characters are very likable. She weaves a complicated and mysterious story into a small town setting. I didn't think that was something I paid that much attention too, but finding I like very much. If you want something light to read that has substance and grace, then her books are for you. You will close the book feeling up-lifted and you will most likely be smiling. I know I do... Paxton was a character I thought I was going to hate and her brother, Collin, but they were my favorites. I'm happy about that, because I didn't want to endure the mean girl drama. I'll enjoy the reprieve while it last.

Hugo Santos ohugosantos — After reading so many depressing books lately, I was in serious need of some light, fun reading, and Bloom was perfect for that. Yes, the plot is predictable, but the whole story was just so sweet! I'm amazed by how many different styles this author can pull of seamlessly.The writing in Bloom was great, but so different from what I expected after reading Love You Hate You Miss You and Living Dead Girl. Elizabeth's Scott's writing is much more descriptive in this book. It was so vivid, I could easily imagine I was there with Lauren, while in Living Dead Girl (and in Love You Hate You Miss You, too, to some extent), lots of details were left to the reader's imagination, and the style was more sparse. Either way, Elizabeth Scott's writing is amazing. From the first page on, it was easy to relate to Lauren. All of her problems were realistic, and most of her feelings were ones I'd felt before, too. The only times I didn't understand her were when she complained about her friendship with Katie. I got why she didn't tell her about Evan, but her saying they never talked about anything real wasn't true, in my opinion, so her complaints were kind of annoying. The supporting characters were great as well. Without them, this would have only been an okay read with a predictable, overused plot, but they added a lot of depth to the story. All of them, even the ones who only played minor roles, like Marcus and Gail, were complex and multi-dimesional, and their backstories added a lot to the main plot. Well, all except Dave, but that was the point. Especially Katie was an interesting character. We don't get to know too much about her situation with her family, but we know the mom never gets out of bed (depression?) and the dad always has to work, so she's the one taking care of her two little brothers. I would have loved to know more about her life, and she would have made an interesting main character as well (for a different story, obviously). Lauren's family and its effect on Lauren were developed really well, too. How her workaholic dad and the mom who abandoned her created Lauren's insecurities and fears really made me able to understand Lauren's character. The romance between Lauren and Evan was incredibly sweet. I especially enjoyed reading about their past together, and how that affected both of them. Evan was a great character, and I loved the influence he had on Lauren. I don't have much more to say about this book - it's a well-known plot made interesting by great writing, amazing character-depth and sweet romance. I recommend it to anyone who won't mind a predictable plot! Reviewed at http://www.paperbacktreasures.blogspo...

285m 285m 285_ — this book shows that, all of the revolutions have defeat one day.