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Arwa Mohamed arwamohamea1d4 — Hoffman is able to interweave magicism with reality pretty seamlessly, though her skill falls far from the master story-telling abilities of Rushidie. "The Story Sisters" is like a dark fairytale. Characters live physically in the real world, but are psychologically in their own bubble. I think Hoffman's stories are intended to transport reader away from real world. Yet, the Story Sisters' bubbles are so inward-looking and shallow that I find myself wanting to escape back into reality.

Ke Ma ke_ma — This was the first book I read once we got pregnant, and it's the one I keep going back to when I have a specific question. Good information presented in a no-nonsense way. Not judgmental or condescending (unlike the What to Expect series, of which I couldn't even make it through the Kindle samples before deleting them in disgust). Edited 3/27/12 to add: I still think this is the best pregnancy & baby book I read. In fact, the babe is 3 months old now, and it's still the book I turn to when I have a question about something babyish.

Pasquale Belvito code2works — Between the description of a fresh peach pie and a baked potato in this book, you'll practically perish with hunger. Fantastic writer!

Blasco Creative blascocreative — I red this book at a particularly appropriate time in my life. I was navigating through the complexities of class registration at uc berkeley and at the same time trying to change my major. The futility of K's struggle resonated with me deeply and gave me a much more amused outlook on my own efforts.

Michele Scarpuzza scarpuzzadesign — I expected this book to be a more sappy modern-day romantic love-lost type of story, but I was pleasantly surprised. This book was well written, and I loved following the little budding relationship in it's simplest, purest way. It told the story without sounding condescending, or pointing fingers. I was nervous, near the end, that it woudln't end like I wanted it to, with so few pages to go. Without spoiling it, I was quite pleased. There were times reading the book that my jaw would literally drop. Great writing, great story.