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Saurabh Srivastava myselfsaurabh — I'm biased. I'll say that first - Paul is dating a friend of mine, and I saw the drawings before the release and fell in love with the dirty almost grotesque way he chose to show Batman. It was released last year, and I've wanted to read it....Now I have... and I want more... I had huge vivid dreams of specific boots and textures (you get that from his details) and subways of filth with a hero running through them chased by dogs with cameras in their eyes - Cool stuff. I feel like a few characters could be fleshed out more - however Paul's use of twisting up what is good and evil is compelling..... anyway - get it - its an interesting take on how Batman's post apocolyptic world might be shaped.

Colleen Semple colleensemple — Wow--a fantastic book!

Vim Silva _im_ilva — Concerning faith and our modern cities. Relevant to my studies and deserving of Christendom's attention, but lacking authoritative depth. Secular works by many others fill in the gaps.

Jason K perfectmind — This book was amazing. It is about the 1972 crash over the Andes that killed an entire soccer team and their families. Well, not really all. 45 survived the initial crash, 16 survived until their rescue 72 days later. And, yes - I would eat everyone of you to stay alive. :-)

Samuel Armas samuelarmas — My rating: 5/5 stars Remember to stop by my blog! *May contain some spoilers* I didn't have a clue, what kind of book this would be, when I borrowed it from my library. I just checked the frontcover and thought that it looked nice and simple, black with one white feather flowing. Though I was scared, that since it has 553 pages, I would never actually read the book. Luckily, this isn't what happened. As I said in my earlier post, I was reading Finnish edition, and had to start this book twice. First time I only read first 16 pages, and was exhausted. I thought that this book isn't for me, that it's just way too slow. The second time I jumped to where I left first time, and it took only two more pages to turn _really_ interesting. After that I couldn't stop reading. Seriously. The story really took me over. It's truly wonderfull to find this kind of book, these are rare and just.. worth reading. The main character is a girl named Rebecca. Occasionally she's a little silly and/or childish, but that doesn't really bother me, which is nice for a change. Usually I'm just rolling my eyes and thinking "man, aren't you a silly one..". I could just feel her pain, when she was apart from Lucian. Only thing, I didn't like so much, was the ending. It was really really short, only few pages, and I could've just kept reading. But then again, if I love a book, I don't want it to end ever. Because I feel like I'm losing a friend when the story ends. I'm also a sucker for happy endings, so I did actually cry in the end, when Lucian wasn't human anymore. I need that Cinderella-ending "and they lived happily ever after". Overall, I need to buy a copy for myself. I need this book to my bookshelf. My bookshelf isn't perfect without this book. Love, Monaliz @ Mind Reading?