Carlos

I really liked this book. Despite the critics I read in GoodReads before starting, I found an amazing and interplanetary trip through reading. The way Cline plays between the truth and the fake makes me feel a strong connection while reading. This version of the book has at the end an introduction to his master-peace “Ready Player One”, so I'm reading it soon for sure.

Just incredible! I had to finish this book as soon as possible, because I couldn't wait to know how it will be developed. In 75% of the book I thought “this can be a really good story or a weak try”. The end made me chose the first one.

“The dead don't talk”.

4.5
(I listen to this book)
Lovely makes this story perfect. Megha created a beautiful story in which all the characters mix in between, and get us to know how dreams and expectations are a common game between individual and community. I could feel the hope (and hopelessness) of each character. The audiobook version is narrated by different authors, making it involving and dynamic.

3.0/5

“Fear, stark fear, and the shame of such fear-that was the legacy left her by Martin. And yet he had made her so happy at first, she had felt so contented, so natural with him; but that was because they had been like two men, companions, sharing each other's interests” p. 104

„Die Sache mit den Juden ist nicht witzig.”