@TempestuousWind

@TempestuousWind

Sean

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Washington, USA

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Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou: Deluxe Edition, Vol. 2
Dog Man: Big Jim Believes
Power to Yield and Other Stories
You've Found Oliver
The Life of Herod the Great: A Novel
If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies
Renouncing Violence: Practice from the Monastic Tradition

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What are some books that messed with your mind?

Collecting books that disturbed you, made you think, or haunted you long after you were done reading.

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Amy
The Sparrow
The Lathe of Heaven
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
The City & The City

Sean's Most Popular Reviews

My new favorite book. I've learned something important about myself and other people from reading it and various reviews. When someone says “Maia, yuck! He's just too nice. I hate him.” That person – don't trust them one inch. Maia is the person I want to be. Addison does an amazing job of revealing the personal struggles of a real person who intends to be good and do the right thing. It is not an easy attempt, not dull and static, but a fluid and difficult grind.

I listened to the audiobook read by Kyle McCarley, and I will never know if I love the book more for the writing or for his perfect voice. I do not normally listen to books, but I am so glad I did this time.

I know there are those who say I should not like this book because of the author's backward views of some matters, but it is one of the best books I have ever read. I love it.

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The whole series made me cry. In a good way.

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Beautiful pictures and charming, thought-provoking surreal stories. Everything good in one small book.

I read this and ... whatever it is that comes next. I almost enjoyed them. Unfortunately, there were two problems. One, the curious incident of the full moon rising at midnight. I actually stopped reading at that point. But worse, far far far worse, is the brutality-porn chapter in each. Goodkind just enjoyed that horror too much, and I didn't. I almost enjoyed them, but instead they wound up being on my “worst books I've ever read” list, and that is a very short list.

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