Lesley Arathoon read and liked Renée's review of Labyrinth (Languedoc Trilogy, #1):

"ugh... this one promised to be slow.I couldn't get past ch.4.The premise has been over used lately. "

Lesley Arathoon read and liked Michael Mangos's review of Chariots of the Gods? Unsolved Mysteries of the Past:

"This book was the first book to peak my interest in UFOs, aliens, and the influences on culture. It is a classic to me, even though I found out later that most of his evidence is on shaky ground at best. It stirred me to write a few reports in grade ...more This book was the first book to peak my interest in UFOs, aliens, and the influences on culture. It is a classic to me, even though I found out later that most of his evidence is on shaky ground at best. It stirred me to write a few reports in grade school and eventually lead to a whole series of "spacey" kind of gifts from friends and family. I loved it as a child! Even though I marked it as read in 1987, I've read it at least three times with different purposes in mind.(less) "

Lesley Arathoon read and liked Keith's review of Chariots of the Gods:

"Chariots of the Gods puts forth the theory that alien beings visited Earth numerous times in the distant past. The author believes that primitive people mistook these visitors for gods, and that religion evolved from these circumstances. Whether or...more Chariots of the Gods puts forth the theory that alien beings visited Earth numerous times in the distant past. The author believes that primitive people mistook these visitors for gods, and that religion evolved from these circumstances. Whether or not you are religious, Von Daniken makes an interesting arguement for his case. While I didn't take it too seriously, I was intrigued. An enjoyable read.(less) "