Reseñas y comentarios

Un libro que haría explotar la cabeza a más de uno... pero que, si muchos leyeran, tal vez podrían mejorar su vida.

No entra en profundidad en cuestiones antropológicas (aunque para eso ya hay libros como "Sex at dawn" o "Anatomía del amor"; se basa más en hechos reales (quiero creer que lo son), lo cual se agradece.

Muy recomendable, incluso para quienes sean monógamos convencidos y no frustrados, para acercarles a otras realidades y entender un poco mejor qué es eso del "poliamor".

Sobrecogedora. Para mí, la mejor de la trilogía.

Very interesting book, although I wouldn't recommended it to people with unhealed traumas who are not used to face them.
The only think that woke up some rejection to me, was the mentions to God of the author.

Excepting that, all the rest is really worthy to be read, even if it will be really tough at some parts.

Good intentions, but from my point of view, poor resolution.
I didn't find it specially pedagogical, I missed deeper explanations, more clear examples, etc.
Sorry to say that I wouldn't recommend it.

AMAZING.

It's a fucking shot to your head.
Warning: if you've got a dark side, any non-healed trauma from your childhood, it will be probably awaken up...

I really loved it.

Very interesting book, though you need to be HIGHLY interested in the Japanese culture, specially in the context of the WW2. If not, you will probably find it very boring.

Anyway, as a classic, highly recommended for any Anthropology student.

Nice to read book, HIGHLY recommended for newbies on software development... or even to not so newbies :-)

It's a cliché as an opinion for this book, but as many others, I wish I had read it some years ago :-)