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"Genpei" was...different. Not bad, but different. I was intrigued by the premise of a historical fiction Japanese fantasy, and for the most part it was intriguing: the religion, the demons, the tengu. However, I was also pretty constantly confused by ...more |
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| I read this book originally in 2001, shortly before the movie, and decided after 25 years to give it a re-read. Re-reading a book carries less excitement, but I believe my review is mostly similar to what I remember: the characters are really good (p ...more | |
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The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #4)
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| "Fatherland" was very well written and extremely thought-provoking. The premise--that it's 1964 and Germany had won World War II--is fascinating. I love that the main protagonist is a German policeman, a man who comes to realize that his society is e ...more | |
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| This graphic novel was fine: plot fairly straight-forward but with some good action; artwork helped tell the tale; I appreciated that this was a story about the OG World War II Cap and Bucky. A fun, uncomplicated adventure. | |
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| I will admit openly that "Going Rogue" is a bit of a soft "4"; I wasn't sure but I re-read my review of the first book and said "It almost merited a "4", it probably would have if it had played around with the parallel worlds more but nevertheless a ...more | |
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"Master of Evil" didn't quite work for me. I thought it was interesting to make the main character a member of the Emperor's Royal Guard--as far as I can remember, I've never seen those silent, creepy red-robed figures even have a name, much less thei ...more |
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"Little House in the Big Woods" is a cute book obviously intended for a reader much younger than I, and it is true that the story is very simplistic for my tastes, but I feel I can hardly knock it for that. The characters are good, especially Laura--I ...more |
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| Feinstein says in his opener that his goal was to write a book about non-famous athletes and a non-famous sports story: that the "everyday" athletes (they are still college-talents in the Ivy League, but it is relative) and coaches still had interest ...more | |