I picked this book up because from the title alone I assumed it was a fun and quirky read. I mean, a 24-hour bookstore, and someone named Mr. Penumbra? I was entirely correct--the best words to describe the book are ‘cute’ and ‘quirky’. Read the rest of my review and more at BibliobibuliYA.com
This was just lovely! I loved the characters, the pacing of the story. I was tempted to race through it, but I didn't feel like I HAD to just to get to the end. I loved the mystery of the whole story; it was intriguing and kept me interested without being overdone. I enjoyed going on the adventure ...
From the title I knew this was a book I would eventually read and I finally did. For a book three years old, it already comes off as dated. It is a quick read, but I can't say I was a big fan. When it comes to the paper v. ebook debate, I love both and will never choose and this book felt biased, ...
What starts as a slightly sketchy job opening working the night shift in a 24-hour bookstore nestled beside a questionable establishment named Booty’s soon leads readers on an epic adventure, fueled by the limitless potential of computer technology and the hunger for immortality. Attempting to categ...
No-recomendado por Lau Me propongo leer de principio a fin libros considerados "malos". Mi intención es encontrar al menos UNA cualidad buena en ellos y reseñarlos objetivamente siguiendo 20 puntos a desarrollar brevemente. (Los puntos varían según el género del que se trate.)Si tienen ganas de No-...
This is one of those books that suddenly seemed to be everywhere I looked. The title appealed and what's not to like about a mystery in a bookstore, so I downloaded it from audible.com It is a unique book: a quirky, slightly dizzying, overlaying of Google-led West Coast Techie culture; a centuries...
This is one of those books that suddenly seemed to be everywhere I looked. The title appealed and what's not to like about a mystery in a bookstore, so I downloaded it from audible.co.ukIt is a unique book: a quirky, slightly dizzying, overlaying of Google-led West Coast Techie culture; a centuries ...
This is one of those books that suddenly seemed to be everywhere I looked. The title appealed and what's not to like about a mystery in a bookstore, so I downloaded it from audible.co.ukIt is a unique book: a quirky, slightly dizzying, overlaying of Google-led West Coast Techie culture; a centuries ...
This was an odd book, I must say. I didn't feel as if it got going much before the last third. The first two thirds were basically set up for us to get to know the characters and all their 21st century quirks. I kept wanting something... anything to happen. Anything other than more puzzlement. ...
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