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I just realized that I am reading the sixth book of the series, (whoops) but I still am enjoying it! One of my favorite things so far in this book is that the author has given the main current antagonist a complex character/personality. She is normally cruel and causes difficulties for others, yet in one scene she actually seems to be genuinely kind to someone, reflecting the message that everyone has some kindness.

So far I am enjoying this book and I think I will continue to feel this way about it. I do notice very clearly that it is written in a very different style than that of the Count of Monte Christo, but I still like it anyway. So far I would recommend it to others!

So far I have really enjoyed reading this book. I like how it is difficult from most books I read, and it is written in a very different style that I enjoy. I have noticed in several areas that it is an abridged version with chunks left out, but it is still an amazing book. I would recommend this to anyone who likes mystery, suspense and a challenging reading.

Cimorene was born different from the other princess in her family: with jet black hair instead of blond, and she continued to get even more different as she grew up.
She became tall, and she found everything to do with being a princess boring. When her parents try to get her to marry prince Therandil, Cimorene reaches the end of her rope and runs away to live with dragons where she gets the life she wants.

In the words of my sister: (more or less) if you like the Mysterious Benedict Society books, you will like this one. Unsurprisingly, she was right. When five orphan boys board a ship to become slaves of King Zarboff, all sorts of strange events follow up, ranging from glowing green eyes and flying rats to pirates and enormous crocodiles. Again, great book!

In the words of my sister: (more or less) if you like the Mysterious Benedict Society books, you will like this one. Unsurprisingly, she was right. When five orphan boys board a ship to become slaves of King Zarboff, all sorts of strange events follow up, ranging from glowing green eyes and flying rats to pirates and enormous crocodiles. Again, great book!

This is the diary of an Italian boy in his third year of school in the late 19th or early 20th century. I really enjoy reading about how differently the characters interact from today. For example, friends hug, kiss and caress one another to show affection. People also take it very seriously when someone gets ill, for several people in the story have died from sickness. I would recommend!

I am not sure I will continue to read this book; I am totally lost right now. I am even having trouble telling who is who and following the plot. I know that in the chapter I am reading the characters are working to get rid of bombs the Nazi's had planted in the waters by their country.

So far this book seems very interesting; it is currently about the author and his companions exploring sunken ships and using different diving gears, each with their own problems. This book is a little bit difficult to understand, but I think I will enjoy it.

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I would recommend this book to anyone who is willing to continue reading a book that does not always have action, for in the end it is worth it.

I would recommend this book to anyone who has the patience to continue reading a book with a lot of descriptions that may be a little bit boring, but overall it is a good book to read.

My book only has 506 pages because it is a soft cover book.

I like how the characters are determined to find a solution to all the problems they encounter. For example, they resolve to blow up a wall of granite to lower the water level of a lake, and so they can find a subterranean cavern of water and see if there is a possible dwelling there.

I remember skimming through this book when I was in second grade, not really properly reading it, and I made a good choice to read it "again". As Prosper and Bo continue their lives in Venice as thieves hiding from their aunt, the book gets more suspenseful every page!

Humans are on the verge of discovering the hidden valley of the dragons, and there is only one safe place for them left to hide: the rim of heaven. The only problem is that it's wherabouts are a mystery. Only Firedrake and his furry friend Sorrel are willing to search for it. Their journey takes them across the world where they meet new friends and enemies including a boy, a double-spy and a dragon killing monster.

I am really enjoying this book!

I have read this book before and even reading it now I still find it very suspenseful.