Bryan Fagan

A fun read if you’re not doing anything. This would be a great airplane read.

She’s a great writer but not here. I got the feeling she loved the idea but copy translate it into a readable book.

I’m trying to like you, Elmore. I really am.

I did not read this until a few years ago. I went into it thinking it would be a forgettable novel. Most classics are that way with me. But when I read the last page I was depressed. Not because of the book. I was depressed because I had to say goodbye to the amazing people Harper Lee created. Absolutely brilliant.

You read one Stieg story, you’ve been them all. He’s brilliant.

You need to have patience with this one. He takes you by the hand and slowly tells you his story. But it’s worth it. I’m not a patient person but I became one with this.

Weird, wild and uncomfortable. The kind of feeling I might have if I picked up a hitchhiker at two in the morning. And no, I don’t plan on doing that, but I do need to read this again.

I dare say, the movie is better. But the book is great. Yes, our boy King goes off the beaten path but we’re used to it. This is a classic. A must read for King fans.

It took me a while to love this book. I think the first time I read it I wasn’t smart enough. Thankfully I matured and discovered the brilliance. This is a powerful read told by two masters of the game.

A great read if you’re having a bad mental day or week. It’s not going to help your cause but the entertainment value is worth it.

A slow mental burn. Find yourself a frosty night, a glass of anything and full evening by yourself.