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abstinence of any deep idea

Revisado: 01-16-24

just a story. did not involve me in any way. what did she want to say ? would not recommend.

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disappointment

Revisado: 01-24-23

author designed a super complicated plot . he keeps a reader in suspension because you want to see a resolution of all puzzles and want to un-tie all knots. But then he simply drops the story and ends it with a kindergarden level happy end. did it worth 35 hours of listening ?

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Example of bad literature in disguise of good.

Revisado: 09-17-22

A loooot of words not clear why. The main intrigue does not have much sense. Author continues to maintain this main intrigue throughout the story and it ends with nothing. Main character does not tell me anything about human nature (I guess this was the idea of the author) Anyway this is the first and the last book by this author for me.

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boring and illogical

Revisado: 06-24-21

probably one of worst book by usually entertaining author. starting from the mid-book and going through chain of events which do not have sense, you are thinking: when will it finish?

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esto le resultó útil a 9 personas

Jumble of Hatred

Revisado: 05-22-21

By the genre this book is very close to the famous " Mein Kamf". That book is also about struggle; about promoting one superior race (Arians) which is humiliated and abused by another inferior race (Jews) ; about hatred to the whole world. Just replace this humiliated superior race with Blacks and the inferior race with Whites and you will get this book. Hatred to the whole world is no need to replace - it is there. I am shaken and scared - the goal of the Author was achieved.

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So artificial story !

Revisado: 10-18-20

Artificial story with very little sense. Literature itself is OK but what is in it ? Would not recommend to anybody. returning the book.

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Terrible and utterly strange

Revisado: 05-01-20

One of the worst books I ever read. Looks like the author had one goal - to write as many pages as possible. He ended up with a jumble of unrelated stories, loose ends leading to nowhere. Terrible, terrible. At the same time, it is obvious that the author is a professional and skillful writer in terms of the literary technique . It turned out that he wrote a lot but after this book I would not take a risk to start any of his other books.

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Exellent idea , too boring in details

Revisado: 03-17-20

Idea is excellent, Implementation is so booooring. Hard to get to the end. The narrator is excellent.

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one of the worst books I read lately

Revisado: 11-23-19

Nothing what you normally expect to find in a good book : characters, interesting thoughts and observations, good story , can be found here. Terrible.

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does not make sense

Revisado: 07-21-19

When Dan Brown writes his thrillers, everybody (at least those with brains) understands that it is a complete fiction having nothing to do with reality. When Amor Towels writes his book (which turns to be thriller but you learn about it in the last chapter) , he pretends to be describing events in their real environment. Doing this, he did not make any effort to learn how this real environment looked in the Soviet Union. I can imagine that he traveled to Moscow and stayed in this famous hotel somewhere in 2005 or 2010 and then projected what he saw to 60-70 years back. But he did not suspect how dramatically different life was at that time compare to what he saw in the 2000-s. If he knew, he wouldn't write this book, the whole premise of which does not make any sense both in general idea , as well as in many-many details.

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