Paul Losensky Losensky itibaren Olley, Fransa itibaren Olley, Fransa

Bu, komedi (bazı şekillerde saçmalık) ve trajedinin ustaca bir karışımıdır. Bu, savaşmak için yıkılmış iki Rus hakkında, biraz yumurta bulmaya çalışan iki Rus hakkında bir hikaye - bu, hayatlarını kurtarmak için onlara verilen görev. Yol boyunca sosyal sorumluluk ve savaş zamanı ahlakının çöküşünün dehşeti içinde kalıyorlar. İyi yazılmış olmasının yanı sıra, hikayenin kendisi, temelsiz insan etkileşiminin gerçekten ne olduğu ve kişinin yaşam biçiminden köklenmesinin ne kadar kolay olduğu açısından felsefi olarak ilginçtir.

Hala iyi bir kitap, ama biraz fazla tahmin edilebilir - sürprizler değildi.

the novel itself is lovely, but i particularly enjoyed the postscript, in which eco (my current favorite essayist) discourses on his own writing process.

How much did I love this book? Let me count the ways....

I'm reading this book with my 10-year-old nephew, who like me was a huge fan of "Eragon." It has a talking dragon, an epic battle of good vs. evil, a princess and an unsuspecting hero. It's a great read.

Very honest depiction of drug addiction and the effects on family and friends. I'm a non-druggie yet I relate to what this girl musta went thru. It really hits you right there.

I really enjoyed this book. What starts off as a humorous journey ends up as a heart-breaking reflection. The alternative narrative style was refreshing and not at all off-putting.

At least it was short!

I'm not sure I ever really believed that Alice was a vampire. I kept forgetting, and that is not something to forget. The only thing that made me think- Oh, that's right! She's a vampire!- was she drank blood. She didn't seem much different at all than human Alice, which I guess Hocking wanted to keep her the same overall, so that she wouldn't be unrecognizable. Another reason I rated this book lower than the other two, was Mae. I loved Mae in the other two, and this one she is so moody and it makes me sad when she a Ezra fight! I do understand why Mae's moody/distraught-- I just hated that she had to take it all out on everyone in the house. Okay, those were my two reasons I rated Flutter lower, but I did still like it. I really enjoyed all the intense scenes (there are a lot more in this book) and I could not put the book down. So though I do really like Flutter, I don't love it as I did the others.