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Owais Ahmed ovaisahmed — this one had me going for a while, but i got exhausted with ackerman's far-reaching metaphors and frequent digressions. they always say digression in nonfiction is good, it allows the reader to make a deeper connection; it was intriguing at the beginning of this book but i reached the penultimate chapter, on vision, and she's hardly expounding on vision at all--just describing one fantastic sight after another, and that only does half the job in achieving her goal of exploring the senses. so, on to the next for me! i'll finish this one a little later. ...and, if anyone can tell me what "sugared leather dipped in honey" *smells* like (this is one of her metaphors), i'd be much appreciative.

Zoltan Vago zoltanvago — I have never been so thankful to have started this series as I am now. The second book in the Nicholas Flamel series, The Magician, follows immediately on from the first, The Alchemyst. Nick, Scatty and the twins are now in Paris, where they quickly meet their new adversary - Niccolo Machiavelli - a cunning, dangerous and calculating man who may be even more vicious than Dee. And with the both of them working together, they will stop at nothing to get their hands on the twins! I am continuously impressed by the depth and range of characters, places and ideas that Michael has used in this wonderful world. When not reading the book I would jump on Wikipedia and look into any new character I met, as each has their own real place in our history and mythology. I'm so glad to be working in a bookshop, as I can really get the word out on this incredible tale.

Jessica Bonini _ess_onini24 — Kind of weird and I wonder about my four star rating.