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Francis Valladares _ran_esign — Danger by Moonlight by Jamila Gavin is a good book which keeps the reader engaged throughout. Just a glimpse at the contents page suggests what is in store for the main character Filippo as he sets off on his journey to rescue the father he has never met. Chapters titled ‘False Hope’, ‘The Ransom’, ‘Terror in the Desert’ and ‘Treachery’ are just a few examples. Although set in the 17th century the scenario of an absentee father and the need to find role models will resonate with what is a growing number of children. The book is also rich with adjectives and vivid descriptions bringing the story to life. The detail in which the jewel, the stranger from the east and Agra are described in particular draws the reader in. The perilous journey and the fear of being alone ensures that the book cannot be put down and the reader is forced into Filipo’s shoes by also not knowing what treacherous relationships have been formed and whom can be trusted. The historical and geographical context of the book makes it a useful aid to add colour to those teaching about the Mogul empire or places which are very much in the news today such as Syria, Afghanistan and India. The reader is however rushed through the middle chapters and it becomes obvious that this book is an adaptation of a much more detailed book. It also is not clear why Signor Khan had to keep his secret from Filipo (you will have to read it to find out what this secret is) or why Filipo comes across as so emotionally more attached to his father than his elder brother Carlo when, unlike his brother, he has never met him and his father doesn’t even know he exists. I was also left underwhelmed by the final chapter and felt that more could have been done to link the facts outlined in the postscript to the story. All in all a good but not great book of trust and betrayal.

Youjin Byeon koalab — This book is a must read for anyone having attended private college. Set in an anonymous private school in Vermont (presumably Middlebury College), an elite group of classics students engage in dionysian ritual and ultimately murder. As seen through the eyes of the California public school protagonist - a new and foreign member of the 'in' crowd - the author reveals an increadible understanding of contemporary private school life, from the academic, to the social and to the economic. This storyline is well crafted, the writing is engaging and articulate and these elements combine to create a rewarding, suspenseful and thrilling read. Anyone who has attended a New England Small College will identify immediately with the realism of the charicters and will really enjoy the read.

Michael Land mlandbusin39b9 — Will read more Balzac when I am out of other stuff to read.

Naci Artan naciartan — No se muy bien cómo definirlo... Presentación del entorno de Atapuerca, intento de definir un marco histórico... Entretenido, sin más.