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The book that would have proved most interesting to me would have chosen a small handful of characters that we would follow as they pioneered across the Long Earth trying to find the right Earth for them as settlers. I felt, in some cases, there were characters/stories introduced that we never went back to. Pacing does become a slight issue at least because the moment the story begins to gain momentum and focus on something interesting and compelling, we're sent down another path. Perhaps we're never meant to understand, perhaps it's beyond comprehension, perhaps that is the point-that endless earths with endless possibilities with endless variables is too much of a riddle to be solved by humanity. The narrative gives us extremely brief, extremely limited 'flashes' of what life is like on probably a dozen or so different Earths-maybe even a hundred-but no framework, no context is given to really grasp everything going on. By just barely getting to know characters and just following their story for a chapter or two or three, one doesn't get a clear glimpse of how much time has passed, and how things are going-or not going-on Datum Earth. Has it been a year from step day, five years from step day, ten years from step day, twenty years from step day, etc. And the book isn't always clear on chronology, meaning, as a reader I was always a bit unsure about how much time has passed.

This novel has SO MANY characters, so many points of views, so many story lines. I can't talk about details, obviously, without spoiling The Long Earth.Д¬haracters and Pacing. In particular, the last novel of the Foundation series, the book that I've spent years trying to forget.

So what can I say about this one? Well, the last part reminded me of the later Foundation novels by Isaac Asimov. I didn't find this one faith friendly in the slightest.) (My big issue with the book has more to do with ideology, philosophy, etc. The very qualities that make one person love a book, may make another hate a book. I prefer those categories-a book being either for me or not for me-as opposed to saying that a book is either good or bad. This book just happens to fall into the not-for-me category. The good news is that the issues I had with the book are probably not going to be your issues. The first third-perhaps the first half-of the novel I thought the novel had potential to be for me. Why? Well, let's just say that by the end of this one, we were not on good terms. There's a very good chance you'll like this one more than I did. For a while he was content to lie there in the blissful quiet. It was a long time since he had heard birdsong, the guns saw to that. In a forest glade: Private Percy woke up to birdsong. В© 2012 Becky Laney of Becky's Book Reviews Of course check out what other participants are getting

#I AM ADONIS LORD OF CHAOS FREE#

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Let's Sing a Lullaby with the Brave Cowboy by Jan Thomas.

Same Sun Here by Silas House and Neela Vaswani.

Snow in Summer: Fairest of Them All by Jane Yolen.

One for the Murphys by Lynda Mullaly Hunt.

Sleeping Beauty: Vampire Slayer by Maureen McGowan.

Cinderella: Ninja Warrior by Maureen McGowan.

Between the Lines by Jodi Picoult & Samantha van Leer.

Llama Llama Time To Share by Anna Dewdney.

Twelve Unlikely Heroes by John MacArthur.

Whispers in the Wind by Lauraine Snelling.

Hannah and the Best Father of Route 9W.

Outdoor Adventures! (Bob Books, Level 1, Scholastic Reader).

My School Trip (Bob Books, Level 1, Scholastic Reader).

I Can Ride! (Bob Books, Level 1, Scholastic Reader).

(Green Light Readers, Level 1) Peggy Perry Anderson.

Oh No! Not Again! (Or How I Built A Time Machine To Save History) (Or At Least My History Grade).

Oh no! (Or How My Science Project Destroyed The World).

Mary Ann Kinsinger and Suzanne Woods Fisher.Д«oard Books, Picture Books, Early Readers: My favorite (Christian) children's book: Life with Lily.

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