The Uses of Enchantment : A Novel (Paperback)

from bollix

The protagonist of this book was a little too steeped in her own neurosis. I got tired of her wondering about her mother's feelings for her before I could get into the rest of the story.

from jennyo

Hmmm. Well, this one ended up being a bit of a disappointment. It had a good premise--teenage girl may or may not have been abducted, read on to find out more--but the story ended up being confusing and ultimately a bit of a bore. None of the characters drew me into the story at all. Oh well. I g...

from bobbieharv

Not at all as good as I expected. Was she kidnapped or is she just making it up; what did various therapists have to say about it; and who cares anyway.

from chrisblocker

This is a review, a written assessment of a particular product-in this case a book-that is meant to highlight its strengths and inform others of its potential flaws. Reviews can be great: reviews can catch the attention of the consumers, they give tried and true evidence that a product is worth b...

from kinsey_m

I love this book, in particular the "what may have happened" sections, but also how it all ties together. Another thing that I like, is that when I picked it for the firts time I wasn't so sure if I was going to like it, I thought: "ok, once more the girl becomes a victim", but this was not the c...