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Ibrahim Alshlili ideaibra — This book was an extremely quick read and I enjoyed it though I’m still not entirely sure if the title is referring to the children in the book or the compromisingly inappropriate behavior of their parents. Tom Perrotta is no Alice Seybold in that his character’s flaws seem pretty obvious and easily dismissed by a first year psychology student as perpetually adolescent. In spite of what I fled were small literary shortcomings, he spins an interesting yarn. I found the ending a bit of a convenient let down; everyone’s behavior is either somewhat justified or readily comprehended. The only questions remaining after reading the last paragraph are the obvious ones concerning the most perversely lascivious character of the novel. I compare Perotta to Seybold only in the context of some similar themes; a lewd and disturbed child molester. I felt Perotta takes the easy narrative path, letting us hate this person and squirm at his presence while vaguely suggesting that we pity his unknown illness. The one thing that I really disliked is how all of the 3-4 year old children in the book spoke like Telletubbies. At age 3, my daughter and all of her friends were freely and fluently using verbs, conjunctions, and could form complete sentences -if not sometimes messing up a plural or irregular verb tense. There were no huge surprises in Children and Mr Perotta does a very good job at story architecture, compelling the reader to continue in spite of the late hour.

Alicia Herrera aliciaherrera — I started reading Scotus for a class at church. I was deeply intrigued by his philosophy and theology, which is an attempt to give the Franciscan charism and world-view an intellectual framework. His discussions of will, creation, and ethics are worth reading and considering, especially for those looking for an alternative to Thomism.