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Jorge Jiménez jorgeaji — ** spoiler alert ** After reading -My Sister's Keeper-, I had high hopes for this book and wasn't disappointed. It is amazing to me how the author manages to write such long novels that I read so quickly. Yet again, I simply couldn't put the book down. This author seems to favor moving around between different voices and different times, something which definitely helps to keep my interest. I also appriciate the fact the approaches sensitive/taboo subjects that I find myself pondering long after I've finished the novel. I think she fleshed the characters out well and generated sympathy for just about every one of them. ***SPOILER ALERT*** My only complaint is with the very end as I had a hard time beliving the jury's decision. Perhaps, if the author had taken us into the deliberation room and described some of the discussion, then perhaps I could have found it more believable. The ending as itis presented is a sweet, sentimental one, but I couldn't buy it. Even a hung jury would have been more believable. I suppose that is my one complaint with Picoult, she touches on some really incredibly interesting ideas, prompting great discussion, but then she seems to take the easy out, seemingly unwilling to take a stand one way or the other

Seo Design seo_design — After years of hearing about this book, I was surprised to find it nothing like I had expected. For one thing, I had thought it was set in Victorian England. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was set in Regency England instead. It also encompassed Waterloo, one of my favorite subjects, although almost none of the descriptions had anything to do with the battle itself, but merely and accurately described the civilians in Brussels while the battles were occurring. However, the constant digressions and wandering off the story line frustrated me to such a degree that I cannot praise the writing. Early in the book, Thackeray claims that there is no hero while he appears to be setting Amelia up to be the heroine. Either his pen then ran away with him or he changed his mind because the majority of the book is about Becky. If he had combined Amelia and Becky into one character, taking the best of both, he might have created one great character. Instead he creates one heartless but talented adventuress and one insipid and foolish but tender and caring woman, either of whom could drive the reader crazy. As to there not being a hero, it is clear that there is one. William Dobbin is not the typical hero, perhaps, but he's the main thrust of the book nevertheless and by today's standards, he makes a perfectly adequate, if not inspired, hero. If Thackeray had just had a heartless editor who would have forced him to drop the digressions and stick to the story, the book would have been half as long and much better written.

Sanela Muminovic kraljica — I've owned this book for years and never read it. I'm not even certain how I got it! Last night I picked it up in my new love for Ms. Chase's writing. I loved it. I really enjoyed both characters and had a blast going with them on their journey. My favorite part that had me laughing so hard. Page 163 "Good God!" she cried. She rolled off him, tugging down her clothing. "Are you mad?" He blinked and dragged in air. "Well, yes," He said thickly. "Lust does that to a man." "You thought we would--you would-- do...that in public?" "I wasn't thinking about where we were." He said. Her eyes widened. "I'm a man," he said with what he was sure must be, in the circumstances, saintly patience. "I can do one or the other. Lovemaking or thinking. But not both at the same time." She stared at him for a moment. Then she drew up her knees and folded her arms upon them and buried her face in her folded arms. She did not pick up the rifle and knock him on the head with it. Perhaps all was not lost. "Somewhere else then?" He said hopefully.

Xhibitstudio Xhibitstudio xhibitstudio — One of the best books I've ever read. Salinger's laid back writing style really brings out the characters personality and thoughts. Really, that's all the book is: his personality and thoughts. I can pick it up again and again and learn something I'd never noticed before. The use of dark and sarcastic humor keeps me attached to each page.