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Thalita Machado thalitamachado — I think this book suffered a little from the tyranny of high expectations, for me. I loved Abdel-Fattah's other books, but I felt this one struggled just a little to find an engaging voice. It felt a bit too much like a deliberately-written schoolbook ("a Palestinian Muslim, a Christian, and two Jews walk into Jerusalem..."). It wasn't a bad book by any means, and the descriptions of the daily grind in occupied Palestine were worthwhile, but it just lacked the verve I was expecting from this author, and I felt that the ending had just a touch of fizzle. Still recommended, though!

André Avelar a4aweb — It was nice to read this book after reading two downers in a row. I love books that literally make me laugh out loud, and this was one of them. Chelsea Handler holds nothing back as she tells about her most hilarious love affairs. And by love affairs I mostly mean one night stands.

Rachel Zink rachelzink — This is one of the most EPIC book I have ever read. Scratch that, it is the most EPIC book I have ever read. This book is the PRIME EXAMPLE of how fantasy should be WRITTEN and why I read fantasy. This is why the word, EPIC was created and invented, to describe and sum up this book in one word. The book has absolutely no fillers what so ever. Steven Erikson is the most EPIC writer I have ever read, and this is his BEST book of all time. He is CLEARLY LAPS AHEAD of George R.R. Martin in WRITING STYLE, PACE, and ESPECIALLY EPICNESS. George R.R. Martin can learn a thing or two from Erikson. ERIKSON IS PURE EPICNESS in a bottle. No one WILL OR EVER BEAT him. Erikson learned from the best, Glen Cook, the FIRST person to bring the DARKNESS to fantasy in novel form.