Recent Reviews Of All Books
Habrewer said:
"Maya and Finn are cute little red shoes with eyes that are getting a new home. They don’t know what to expect but get to experience everything together so they are not scared.
This was a cute book with bright, colorful illustrations to go...more"
Steve Mitchell said:
"This is a great espionage story of undermining the system from within that demonstrates that Ian was not the only member of the Fleming family that could write thrillers."
Sidnee said:
"I don't really like Sci-fi books, i've never really been able to get into any them. But this book is absolutly amazing I read if for my English class, everything about this book is sooo good."
Carlie Hughes said:
"So excited for another of her novels. She has quickly become one of my favorites."
Readers In Motion said:
"Sometimes a quickie is all you need…10 Erotic: Book 1 by Dallas Black is for the reader on the go that needs a little taste of a good story. Just enough of a tease to get to the next phase. All of the stories contained in this book were tha...more"
02/08
C.j. Jackson
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read in February, 2012
C.j. Jackson said:
"Absolutely Fabulous! Very witty & intelligent! I loved the language & the other literary references!"
Lee Ann Spillane said:
"What a gorgeous book. I fell in love before the end of the first chapter. I love flowers. My friends used to tease me for identifyingand talkinga about flowers as I saw them in the landscape, so Diffenbaugh's character who communicates via the secret...more"
Bethany said:
"I generally love reading Ann Pachett, but this one seemed a little off in so many of the details I knew that I didn't trust the ones I didn't. Plus, another one of the "slow slow slow FAST ENDING" tempos. I wish it had been better."
02/08
Clare Marie
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Clare Marie said:
"Oh, wow. I loved it. I only started reading it about two days ago, and whatever free time I had was then dedicated to this book. It was different, and nice, and for once the main character acted their age. In most books, you get the main character be...more"
Jordan said:
"A book on writing that's hard to put down. I hadn't read anything by Lamott before. She seems like quite an interesting cat."
02/08
Jenn
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Jenn said:
"I really enjoyed this. I'm a sucker for Cassie Clare's style, and a bigger sucker for her tortured heroes. The universe is very engaging, and I dig the steampunk side of things. The characters may seem a wee bit recycled (hence the 4 instead of 5 ...more"
Kathryn Hogan said:
"Cute book with wondeful illustrations. I would love to do a lesson with cupcakes! I like how everything leads to another and then back to the cup cake. This is a very good book for the beginning grades and would be very wonderful in a read aloud or r...more"
02/08
Katie
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Katie said:
"This book had a really cute idea, and I loved the whole "cupid" theme. However, the female protagonist was in high school but the whole story had a junior high / very young feel too it. I guess I would classify this book as Middle School/...more"
02/08
Lynda Schmidt
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Lynda Schmidt said:
"The writing was beautiful and at different parts within the somewhat separate chapters, I was very drawn into the characters. I found the beginning "book" a bit depressing but once I was introduced to Claire, a mom who lost her only son in...more"
Katie said:
"I didn't mean to read this. But once I started I decided to keep going. It was a good change from some of the other things I've been reading. Light. Clean. Uplifting."
02/08
Kendra
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Kendra said:
"This book came recommended to me by my sister. She has never steered me wrong about a book, and she once again was correct in saying that I would enjoy this book. I am not big on non-fiction books, but Snowman just grabbed me and I wanted to know h...more"
Mblaineeichin said:
"Powerful account of life for a poor girl in Yemen. Her strength, though, is amazing and gives hope for the future of women in such countries where arranged marrages of little girls is common."
Cassidy Davis said:
"Great book to read with your children, AND entertain your self in the mean time."
Dawn said:
"First, I can read anything David Halberstam wrote. What an amazing decade, and how much of current life was born in those years. I thought the 60's were influential, nothing compared to the 50s."
02/08
Angela
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Angela said:
"I enjoyed the conversational tone of the book, the snarky humor of Sarah Wendell that came through clearly and the topics selected. I also liked seeing the quotes from romance authors and readers.
I'm not going to say too much about it, bu...more"
Betti Napiwocki said:
"A beautifully written story which explains what "myrrh" is, a gift of the Three Wise Men to the Baby Jesus."
Carly Thompson said:
"A really good slow cooker recipe book. I made 2 recipes from this book and they both were very good. DK books always feature lots of high quality photos and the instructions for the recipes were easy to understand. There were also instructions given ...more"
Gretchen said:
"This is the 18th book in the series. I've grown to enjoy visiting the characters in this series. This is a Valentine theme. Lucy investigates two murders for the town newspaper and gets involved too far."
02/08
Heather Broughton
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Heather Broughton said:
"on a hot summer's day, the children are hoping for some relief from the heat. To their surprise, their wishes have been granted, and with the sign of a cool breeze coming in, a huge storm is also rolling in right behind. While this story could be in...more"
Courtney said:
"When I first received Mornings with Jesus I was thrilled to have a devotional by some amazing authors! While this book didn't exactly meet my expectations it was still very good, just a lot different than I expected. I thought we would have some scr...more"
02/08
Mammarella
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Kathryn Hogan said:
"Lots of rhyming! This book is for a fourt or fifth grade class and it does a great job of discussing why you need to try new foods. Most children deal with not wanting to eat foods that do not look good to them and this book created a cute way to see...more"
02/08
Katie O'Connor
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Katie O'Connor said:
"A cute, read. Happy and eventful with characters i could relate too. A very sweet story."
Karma said:
"Liked this book, not thrilled with the ending. Left open for a possible series. Main character Meena can predict people's death and falls in love with the Prince of Darkness. Wish she would've chosen different at the end."
Marjorie Elwood said:
"A graphic novel about conjoined twins and their tragic life, this is a deeply warped and funny tale."
Ruthless said:
"This is a fantastically creepy murder mystery for anyone who fears the dark. Or being trapped. I've read it several times and enjoy it just as much as the first. Anna Pigeon is a worthwhile character and she kicks some serious ass. The descriptions o...more"
Karma said:
"This is a time traveling book. Main characters are Gideon and Gwen. Liked it, ready for book 2"
02/08
Sheena
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Ahmed " Lio " Elsayed said:
"في البداية هناك ملاحظات تمهيدية حول مسرح الشارع، الذي هو في مرحلة مهمة من نضال اليسار الجديد أحد وسائل الدعاية "الشيء الذي أضعفه بدرجة ما، نظراً ﻷنه لم يهتم بتطويره وتنشيطه بالقدر الذي يحافظ على استمراريته" لكنّه وفي ظل تطور الفنون وتداخله...more"
Brandy said:
"This is the 5th book in the series, it just came out 2 days ago. I started at 9 am and finished at 10:45 pm. The book was ntastic but am I glad I read it in one day or should I have savored it? I did sort of feel empty and depressed at the end when t...more"
Mimm Maynard said:
"Better than the first...I can honestly say that I wasn't enraptured by the first installment of the series, Guilty Pleasures, but what I felt was missing Hamilton remedied with this installment. This time around we actually get the chance t...more"
James said:
"As a former operator in Iraq and Afghanistan, this book was on point, accurate and extremely descriptive of the life and mentality of operators regardless of SEALS or SF. I'm personally of the other persuasion but I loved the book. Chief Kyle managed...more"
Laura said:
"A fluff read, to be sure. I like that Maher tells it like he sees it. I happen to agree, mostly, with how he sees it. And he's funny. The ole "women are psycho balls and chains" gets tiresome though."
Heidi said:
"First of an endearing pioneer series. An easy read with a touching storyline, follows a family through several generations of frontier living and homesteading. Christian based fiction."
02/08
Karen
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