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I cannot put this book down! So far, a very enjoyable read that has me turning the pages to see what will happen next.

I love the humor. It has me laughing out loud. Just the palate cleanser I need. I'm glad that I didn't wait until next holiday season to read it.

I'm bored. I think I need a break from reading this or else I am going to get into a reading slump. 😒

The opening sentence of Chapter 6 had me laughing out loud. When I looked up the reference (from the last paragraph of chapter 5) on YouTube, the tears of laughter flowed. Any book that can make me laugh that hard is almost automatically going to get a 5-star rating from me. [Note, this is a book club selection.]

Sci-Fi with equations! I love it!

This book need more research in order to get believable facts incorporated in it. I hope some aliens show up to make this more fantasy than sci-fi.f #frustratedreader

Number 266 is so racist that it is not the "best" think anybody ever said and should not have been included in this book. Just for that I'm giving it a one-star rating (my definition of should not have been published).

The main characters are likable, and the plot is going along at a good pace. Yet, it is very annoying when an author doesn't get technical facts correct. For example, the fact that a proper noun should be capitalized; navy is a color, the Navy is a branch of the military.

This author is completely unqualified to teach anyone how to make a database. Recommend he gets some training before trying to tell someone how to do it, especially with bad amateur advice.

I hate technical errors in books. The setting is supposed to be 1955, but the author is using the term "Down's syndrome" even though that term wasn't used until the 1970's. That reduces the verisimilitude of the book.