After reading The Wooden Sea, I became interested in Jonathan Carroll. After reading his newest novel, White Apples, I became a fan. Do not miss this journey into death, life, and chaos.

The allegory is all, and I fell in love with this bridge. If you are intrigued by the faults of memory and of the philosophical journeys of the confused, this book is for you.

One cannot deny that we are marching inexorably forward to just this dispassionate fate. Read, remember, and take with you.

Because I love books so much, this is the most frightening dystopia I can think of.

Dense and intricate, this novel explores too many aspects of interaction to describe here. The book won awards; isn’t that enough?

If it’s not one of your favorites, chances are you haven’t read it yet. If you haven’t read it yet, you must be living under a rock. What are you using for a computer, a freakin’ PC?

It’s just so damned boring.

I saw the movie, and just had to read the book. It’s an excellent novel, and I think it fleshed out what was too subtle in the movie to have more of an emotional impact.

It’s a fantastic story, and I recently had a wish to re-read it.

My dad sent this to me. It’s stalled because I’m a bit overwhelmed by Fallaci’s writing style.