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Mariam Alteneiji finedes4697 — This was my second read through the series. The Subtle Knife is IMO the weakest book in the series; it is definitely the middle chapter and really doesn't stand on its own well. It exists to advance the storyline of the first book into the third book. I really like Will, though, who is introduced in this book. He's a brave, sad kid, a really fascinating character.

Nick Bassey basseyengidf31 — The author outclass this story the hilarity, and descriptive words of the teenager named Holden. The authors narrative, and funny used of words I laughed the whole time I was reading this book. Holden, was a teenager age of 16 years who's trying to find out life on his own way. A typical teenager with full of devilish idea, and wanting to be different......just be contented his life by catching on the rye. Holden's fantasy; He tells her (Phoebe) his fantasy of being “the catcher in the rye,” a person who catches little children as they are about to fall off of a cliff. Phoebe tells him that he has misremembered the poem that he took the image from: Robert Burns’s poem says “if a body meet a body, coming through the rye,” not “catch a body.”

Adit Khanzode aditkhanzode — By listening to my friends recommandation, i became really interested to this book. It was about a boy named Bobby who woke up in the next more morning noticing that he became invisible. He tried everything to tell him parents however all he does will just scared the hell out of his parents. He has to be naked around people because if he wears clothes, the only thing that will be reveal are just some floating clothes. The police came out to find the sudden diappearance of Bobby. Everyday Bobby will go to library. Somehow he met a blind girl and he slowly convinced her to believe that he is invisble. To find out what happened between Bobby and the blind girl and did he became normal in the end, you have to read the book. This book gave me lots of imagination because it used lots of imagery. This book shows things that people wanted but will never happen in real life. It helps readers to fill in the blanks of how it feels like to be invisble. I really liked the book after i read and i believed we will all liked the book if we all read.

Arai Shamuratova araishamurat — Yes, I'm the dork who takes out Borges from the library over summer break. It's due back on the 23rd, so maybe this is the time to start it. ...Borges, put simply, makes me happy to be alive. His stories, while incredibly short, are more satisfying than many novels I've read. It makes sense then, that he writes about seeing the infinite in the finite. Borges' style is an encyclopedia unto itself. Clearly he's a learnéd (yes, that learned)man, and the classics make it in here as much as present day Argentina. At the end of the story, The Aleph, the narrator explains that the entire universe can be heard in a pillar of the Amr Mosque in Cairo. I nearly shrieked on the Circulator bus, remembering my visit there. The right words, the right time, and now I'm searching out for everything he ever wrote.