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Asaad Shah _ohammad_saad_hah — Such a satisfying book. Way better than the movie. This makes me laugh so hard my sides hurt no matter how many times I read it. Strangely sad and biting, and deliciously girly in a non-girly sort of way. I wish I'd had a copy of this in high school..

Gaston Piriz pablopirize799 — This came highly recommended by a friend, but didn't quite do it for me. Short stories about inhabitants of a dying outback community, linked by the idea that one of them is writing them as a book for the world's last reader. The feminist morals were too predictably pointed, the male baddies too unrelievedly crass. Glum and, in the end, uninvolving. Glad I read it though.

Chris Steven kcmentu — I recently reread this book. It's a lot of fun, and John D. MacDonald comes up with several good lines. MacDonald mostly wrote crime, detective, and mystery fiction, but this one is a fantasy or science fiction, depending on how one wants to define the categories. It amuses me that the novel apparently has spawned an Internet genre of time-stop amateur fiction. Some of the stories even use a watch as the magical gizmo.

Teodor Manolov teodormanolov — This book had some great ideas for helping individuals and businesses find their creative spark. It dispelled the myth that accountants and analytic types are unable to be creative - I liked that part. The author lays out a framework that provides some structure while not dampening the atmosphere that creativity needs to thrive. I enjoyed many of the ideas presented and even took some of the suggested steps to becoming more creative in everyday situations.

Muhammad Heikal heikalirmaed1b — I'm probably going to be questioned by most for this opinion, but I didn't care much for this novel until the end. Most probably hate the ending of this book. I think the very last line was the perfect way to end this novel after everything that had happened.