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100 % outdated, and inappropriate for most adults with long-term chronic illnesses. both concerning "skipping" breakfasts and etc. I do not advice this material to anyone !
Raw, rather vulgar weird novel. And not your best literate writing. Didn't feel warm or loving to me. Sex, while too hot, is not sincere nor soothing.... either. Just wild. Other characters are half illiterate and snobby. I do not advice this "read" to young or any aged women.
A good and helpful work in situations with difficult health issues. Doable solutions and wise advice and understanding.
Translated from Russian language.... So impossible to comprehend nor to enjoy its possible benefits to a Russian sole.
Very moody, sort of the family drama. Two young siblings are fighting and past is triggering them to no end... But at the end of the novel, it seems like everything is settling down much better: siblings mutually share their aspirations, dramas and deep concerns about their inner vulnerabilities.
Perfectly written and dedicated to all the lovely dogs ! Author is definitely in love with each and every one of them, as is his wife. The best Dog book I have ever read. Each story is articulated intelligently and with abounded love, interest and care. And each id different from one to another. Soft, hilarious, loving and great care. One must Read it ! As we're all better in their presence....
Not in this small-scale album-book. It's tiny text and photos are not relevant to a big and must be beautiful landscape and great buildings ... Not what it is represented here, at all !
Nothing to write home about. Tiny and not engaging, whatsoever !
A fatal feast is a smoothly-written novel, pretty "clean" and not too dramatic or scary. Well-written, except for the grammar and punctuation in many places. Easy to read and to enjoy.
Not well-written (grammatically) but very mild and almost without drama. Excessively prolonged without need or being interesting or engaging. Language often weird for the american public. Is OK to read. But do not expect too much from it.