Acquafortis Female, 37, Single. Italy

I read it slowly, taking months to finish, savouring every single story being told. Stories told from the heart, many with pain and passion that only self-discovery can bring.
In most of the stories I could identify myself with a feeling, an emotion, a situation or a detail.
So I would suggest it to all those who are in search of their sexual identity or just feeling as the only one on plant earth.

Initially slow but like the forest music that Digger describes the tempo constantly increases up to hurricane level of sensations, information, emotions and detail that the story conveys.
I think that the author artfully transmits mind shattering truths in a well structured novel.
As his previous novel it is a book to reread cause sometimes there is too much information to assimilate in just one bite.

Not bad. However I liked more the second one in the series (Friends, Lovers and Chocolate) which by mistake I read first.
Sometimes I felt that the story was being dragged.
Saved by the author's now and then brilliant straight to the point phrases that makes one think and smile.
However impressed by all the philosophical jargon applied to everyday thinking!

It took me more than 10 days to come to terms with the idea that new Harry Potter books might not be there any more to be read.
I love it, enjoyed it, lived it to the very end.
Harry Potter has the ability to make me forget all about the word around me, making me feel surrounded by a world full of magic, of people who care...
It might be even considered silly but reading Potter has always taken me back to my childhood days when school was a place I nearly called home. Where wearing a uniform was a place to belong, where rivalry between study groups was the order of the day and where some teachers were real life mentors.
Dearest Rowling, Thank you!

This is my first fictional crime novel so I can't really compare. Although I read it quite quickly (maybe because I was sick in bed!) it felt as if it lacked something.
Something that maybe gave it a bit of depth, credibility, something that made the book not only to try to look but also really feel unique.
Something that made it worth reading and savouring.
Most of the things written seem the usual stuff one expects from a mediocre layman to conjure after watching too much the Italian 8 o'clock evening news and the famous Porta Porta television show!

Do not really know what to say about this book and how to review it. The style is quite interesting but I couldn’t really understand the story. Couldn’t grasp the real from fantasy or whatever the author wanted to transmit to the reader.
It is my first time reading Doris Lessing and this book was described as the quintessence of Doris Lessing. Well before I decide if I like her or not I shall eventually read another book.
I would not recommended as a first try…it reminded me of David Lynch’s films…surreal with no head or tail.