Tony Zafirakos Zafirakos itibaren The Ridgeway NSW 2620, Avustralya
Amazing book. The whole concept blew me away. I've read this book more than once and loved it every single time.
I enjoyed this book like I would any other fiction book. I'd be careful not to present this as Truth. There is some good social commentary and Miller can relate well to the audience. I think the sub head is pretty important as to how we read and interpret this book.
I had high hopes for this book, but in the end was a little disappointed. It seems towards the end of the book he lost track of where he was going with it all and just ended it, although maybe this says more about my lack of getting his point than it does about his writing style. One thing he does have though is energy, and that helped in keeping me interested. I also think the "power of one" is a rather funny concept considering the main character, Peekay, who supposedly possesses (or cultivates) this power owes much of it all to the support he has from many friends, mostly adults. People who took the time and energy and love to support him and promote him, mind, body, and spirit. His power of one is only possible from the love and care of many. And it makes me sad that the story ended with a story of revenge, i think it cheapens the story. So, to conclude all of these random comments, I think that the story had a lot of potential and there were some good things about it, but I think it could have been better executed and I'm not quite sure I agree with the philosophy behind the whole thing.