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виктория гава _iktoriia_ava — I'll be frank: Yalom comes across in this book as incredibly arrogant, and you will flinch from some of his crass and judgmental takes on various patients. But like the rest of us, Yalom is only human, and it's fascinating to hear tales of therapy from a therapist's point of view. Yalom is an excellent writer, even if he can't help coming across as boastful and self-righteous, and his stories are well-paced and compelling. Yalom is known as an existential psychologist, so if you are prone to death anxiety, you may find the book either exceedingly helpful or very anxiety-provoking.

Asad Usmani _sadusmani — 3.5 stars Okay, so I really, really, really like Gaiman. I am slowly making my way through his works, but I already love him. From the first book of his that I picked up, - The Graveyard Book - , I just knew Gaiman was not only one of the best writers out there, but that he was also the type of writer that would take permanent residence in my head, heart and imagination. What all this is supposed to mean is that, even when something he does (or doesn't do as it is the case wit Stardust) with the plot or the characters which would usually result in a reduction in the stars I would give it here in Goodreads, I would still manage to look past that because Gaiman is a master in the creation of each and every single part of his novels. So, in Stardust, the easy resolution and the shallow characters are its weaknesses, and I debated for quite a while if I should give it 3 stars for that. But then the whole idea behind the novel, the undeniably beautiful tapestry he weaved in the fantastical world he gives us in Stardust, the palpable magic of every page and the magnificent quality of his writing completely overthrew any disappointment I had on the abrupt and anticlimactic resolution, the lack of believable development in the romance and the blandness of some of the main characters. I had a lot of fun reading this book and, since I believe I am sadly entering a bit of a reading slump where I hate everything, stumbling upon a book that makes me want to keep on reading no matter what means quite a lot to me right now. I don't think I've ever claimed a movie to be better than the book it is based on. I never thought the day would come when I would say it, but I do believe the way the plot was handled, the romance built and the characters constructed and developed was superior in the movie adaptation than in the novel. Still, I really enjoyed this one, in spite of everything else.