Come Dio comanda

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  splendido, incommentabile, imperdibile.

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  Massimo Rainer said on Dec 17, 2007 about the Hardcover edition | 1 feedback

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  surreale, comico, grottesco, favoloso!

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  Sweetdreamer82 said on Nov 21, 2008 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback

• Mi è talmente piaciuto, che se non l'avessi incontrato in una recensione, mi sarei dimenticato di averlo letto. Mi ricordo di aver scaricato anche il film, che forse era anche peggio.

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  Aldo said on May 30, 2012 about the Mass Market Paperback edition | Add your feedback

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  E' il secondo libro di Ammaniti che leggo e fin dalle prime pagine mi sembrava di rileggere il primo, anche se i personaggi sono diversi, si assomigliano tutti: brutti, sporchi e cattivi.
  Tempo fa c'era la pubblicità della Ceres che usava dei cartoni animati bruttissimi, ecco mi sembrava di essere d ... (continue)

  E' il secondo libro di Ammaniti che leggo e fin dalle prime pagine mi sembrava di rileggere il primo, anche se i personaggi sono diversi, si assomigliano tutti: brutti, sporchi e cattivi.
  Tempo fa c'era la pubblicità della Ceres che usava dei cartoni animati bruttissimi, ecco mi sembrava di essere dentro quella pubblicità.

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  Costa said on May 29, 2012 about the Mass Market Paperback edition | Add your feedback

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  "Come Dio Comanda" lacks the caricatural force and the humorous depiction of the characters that we found in Ammaniti's previous novels. Here the reader is presented once more with the typical plot construction that this writer deploys almost identically in all of his books - the coming together of ... (continue)

  "Come Dio Comanda" lacks the caricatural force and the humorous depiction of the characters that we found in Ammaniti's previous novels. Here the reader is presented once more with the typical plot construction that this writer deploys almost identically in all of his books - the coming together of several parallel stories into a final, hopeless and anti-heroic tragedy. The theme of the God/father as the agent of the story is an interesting -though not very developed- theme of the novel. To sum up, in my opinion this book demonstrates the incapability- so far- on Ammaniti's part to outlive his literary identity as a 'young cannibal' and grow into a more mature writer.

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  Elaine said on Jan 24, 2011 about the Mass Market Paperback edition | Add your feedback

• Come Dio Comanda-Booktrailer

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  Portaletture said on Mar 30, 2009 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback

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• ISBN-10: 8852010041
• ISBN-13: 9788852010040
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