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ரஙகநதன ரஙகநதன ranganathan — Read Aloud--K--2nd; Excellent! The kids loved it! Great for showing rhythm, rhyme, connections, and sequencing. We played a "tap" game as we read.

Denis Jecev denisjecev — A while back I purchased a group of books from the charity shop with a view to having a set of reads I could carry around and if I forgot them on the plain or buss excreta it wouldn’t matter. This and several other Xanth novels were part of that perches. I was exposed to Xanth some thirty years ago and the books remain a source of amusement. To try and call them great art is, in my opinion, to miss the point. The mark they must be measured by is did the reader enjoy them. In the case of Man from Mundania I did. It is a simple, light read that can fill the hours one is trapped on a plain or in my case more likely reading in the car while one's wife shops. The conflicts remind us of a time when having a girlfriend was all important and we thrilled to the sight of a well filled bikini. A time before we were inundated with pornographic images. The innocence of the book appeals to me in a nostalgic way. It has the obligatory silly puns but as long as the reader takes it for the fun read it is they are a smile. The simple quest to find a good girl friend then finding out that no matter what you have to adapt to the person is very teenaged but relevant because for a time we all go through that stage. The interesting bit of depth that comes from a very brief discussion on the nature of evil actually lends the work a bit of eloquence. In short, if you want a brainless, time-filler read that will bring a smile go for it. I did and it was time well filled.

Carrie Ratcliff careratcliff — Love it!!!

Paolo Racca paoloracca — yo. I now love George.

Catherine Koblinsky topiarycat — Read about 60 pages of this one, and I just couldn't get into it. I wasn't interested in the characters, and it was just pretty slow moving. I had to force myself to read that far, so I figured I was better off just marking it as "didn't finish".

李 山 a189563247220384 — I've just finished Gabriel's Inferno a couple of days ago(wednesday morning) and I'm so fascinated and obsessed by Gabriel, Julianne, SR and all ... :). I've promised to myself that I'm not picking up another book at least a week, because I have to rest - working all day long & reading late at night - i'm like a zombie already :). But here I am - helpless like a drug addict, I need my next dose of love - I'm starting Fifty Shades of Grey (chuckling). I caught sight of it when I was linked to Gabriel's Inferno for the first time. I remember that I was even considering wich one to choose - obviously I prefer brood, sexy male on one cover than a grey tie on the other cover(pulling tie is seductive yeah :) - that's my first association - but it's a little bit of a cliche). So let's see what Anastasia & Christian can offer to me although I'm already sure that they will not disappoint me :).