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Thomas Day forces you to read between the lines, to deduce both what's happening and why it's happening. It's not just a matter of leaving it to your imagination as it is forcing you to use your powers of deductive reasoning.
— Apr 08, 2011 07:47PM
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Ian
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I've never read anything like it. The language is both precise and wonderful, both logical and poetic. Nothing is said by accident.
— Apr 13, 2011 06:03PM
Ian
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Thomas Day forces you to read between the lines, to deduce both what's happening and why it's happening. It's not just a matter of leaving it to your imagination as it is forcing you to use your powers of deductive reasoning.
— Apr 08, 2011 07:46PM
Ian
is on page 89 of 416
Stunningly well written. And I'm not just saying that to get you all to read it. Okay, maybe I am, but it's true. I was seriously afraid that I wouldn't like this book as much the second time through, especially having read some seriously good books over the last couple of years. But if anything I appreciate this book even more. Truly a unique work.
— Apr 05, 2011 09:11PM
Ian
is on page 89 of 416
Stunningly well written. And I'm not just saying that to get you all to read it. Okay, maybe I am, but it's true. I was seriously afraid that I wouldn't like this book as much the second time through, especially having read some seriously good books over the last couple of years. But if anything I appreciate this book even more. Truly a unique work.
— Apr 05, 2011 09:11PM
Ian
is on page 35 of 416
Phew ... it's as good as I remembered. That's a relief!
— Apr 01, 2011 12:39PM

