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This novel is a contrast to Tom Jones. It's incredibly uninteresting.

Almost done with this novel. What a story. Absolutely wild and unexpected. Every page dripping with wit, elegance, and humour. I'm just utterly flabbergasted.

Recently started reading this and am blown away. Each page so far is dense with wit, elegant language, and humour. The quality of its prose is like honey to the brain -- or more appropriately, like a delectable meal to the mind. If you're looking for something different or "new" to read -- it's an old book but will be a new discovery for many -- then may I suggest you try this one.

The idea behind this book is simple: Liberal education helps us become truly a man or woman -- i.e., a gentleman or lady.

Just finished the 50+ page introduction. Whew.

I can't put this book down! There should be more people reading and raving about this book, but very few people are aware that it exists. If you're wondering how good it really is, here's a hint: It's one of Jane Austen's favorite series of novels.

I'm an absolute beginner to programming in general and JavaScript in particular. I picked this book up because it was recommended as a book for beginners. But it's frustrating to read. It's not for beginners at all. It's a book for people who already have a basic, even intermediate knowledge, of JS.

Astrid's husband, Michael, is such a drama king, isn't he? His characterization is just so unrealistic. I'm not sure whether to give this book one or two stars.

Awesome!

Awesome book! Especially loved the account on Theodore Roosevelt.

This book is awesome.