I must admit my parents weren't big on Fast Food to begin with and I never ate that much of it, but now I will not be eating any of it. My husband is a fast food junky, but I am trying my best to steer him away from it. After reading this book,
Echo is a good student, but she used to be part of the popular clique. One night the previous year, she was involved in an accident that she can't remember and it left scars on her, both physically and mentally. Because of this, Echo has retreated into herself. Noah seems to
Quiet is Cain's attempt to prove that, despite America's preference to extroversion, introverts can be extremely successful and influential in our culture. She begins by discussing the "Extroverted Ideal." Since the time that Andrew Carnegie taught us how to win friends and influence people, the ideal personality
The HelpThe Help is a novel written by an African-American woman, who is the author of the novel, The Help. The over 2,300 reviews to date with an average above four stars are not well-deserved, but an understatement. The novel is set in Jackson, Mississippi and is
Generate question: I'm at 3.5 stars, a very different reaction to this book than most other reviewers. There are some very strong points to the book, but also some weaknesses. On  the strong side, the writing is superior and the post-apocalyptic world that Cole creates is
How much did you love it? I love to read, & I'll read almost anything, but I am not a fantasy genre reader. On a whim I decided to start this series & it absolutely blew me away how much I loved it. The books are much better than the HBO show,
If you've been hemming and hawing about reading his books, stop, and read them. You will not be let down. Whether they are warring, backstabbing, screwing, avenging... everything in this book is driven by an amazing cast of characters. I've tried on numerous
Karou has led an interesting life; she grew up in a little shop that dealt in human teeth. Brimstone raised her and trained her on teeth. She learnt how to tell all the different teeth apart and what teeth is the best quality. Karou has no memory of her childhood before coming to
How did you like the book? How did you feel about it? What did you think about the characters? How was the writing?How was the editing?How did the editing process go?How is the formatting?
generate question: I don't want to spoil the book for you because it is such a great, intense read and you really need to discover the story and the characters on your own, so I'm attempting a spoiler free review. There are some quotes from the book and some bad words for all you
How is the book written? I was also impressed and intrigued with the amount of historical and technical research regarding British history and cathedral building. Follett's character development is superb. His vivid descriptions and soul-searching situations make you feel intense emotions for these characters. They go through a lot of
generate question: This book really got to me. What a great story line, I was totally surprised where it headed. Her writing style and  perspective was great. I will definitely keep my eye out for this author.
generate question: The book could have been a very small book. If He had not kept repeating himself over and over, I don't like it when authors ramble to just fill pages.  He has some good info  but I was just not overly impressed 
generate question: This book was definitely an exciting read, but I have to question many of the author's theories. I also felt that the characters were pretty one-dimensional and even unbelievable at times.  The plot device of finding each clue and solving it got a little bit tedious at times.
generate question: I thought this was a great story. Almost like a modern day David Copperfield. It is a long book but I enjoyed being with  the characters so much and the writing is just terrific  that I enjoyed spending the time with this book.
Kvothe is a fascinating yet incredibly irritating character. He is suppose to be this amazing genius, yet he spends far too much time slumming it on the streets, yea, I know, he was in emotional shock, but still... he didn't utilize any of his teachings until he got to
"I aim this review at those who are unsure of whether a Civil War novel is what they want to read. I have bought five more books on the Civil War including McPherson's &quot?Battle Around the world, I have a huge tome that promises to fill
Overall, I expected more after reading Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy.  The overall story was good, but not really intriguing to me. And there were quotes in Killing Jesus that I wonder who kept a record of them! Overall it was really just another stating of what we know through history reading and learning
generate question: Absolutely loved this story. The plot is great (even though I guessed the secret rather early on) and I was anticipating what would happen next. I even recommended it to my mother! 
Overall very interesting book. A fascinating dive into a very strange and twisted mind. Wow!  The ending was interesting.. not sure its what I would have done, in Nicks place, however I can see his reasoning. Not one for the "Favourites! I must read
I found it to be a very entertaining book with plenty of surprises and action. The main idea seems weird and hard to develop at first but if you know King...Only scratch : Like for many others from King, the ending could have been better.  I do not agree about the fact that this story
This is a great primary source and of interest to any one who wants to know about life in this very dark period of American history. This is the true story written by Solomon Northrup who was tricked into accompanying two men out of the North on the pretense of playing his fiddle for a job.
The second cornerstone to Thomas's method is the simulated classroom environment where you work along with two other people in the class, a man and a woman. The audio tapes present the sentences and conversations while you follow along with the manual/workbook, which provides the translations. The third, and perhaps most important
generate question: "Freakonomic" was an interesting read, but somehow I was expecting more than what it delivered. Though the individual sections were interesting,  I was disappointed that there wasn't an overall theme. 
How did you feel about this book? How did you like it? How was the plot? What did you think of the characters? What was your opinion of the ending?
Anyhow this is the first book in a series so of course we don't get real closure. I won't ruin the story by giving out spoilers to the rest just know that someone is killing paranormals as well as killing a large group of the International Paranormal Containment Agency (Evie's
To all my fellow readers please give this book a chance. You will not be sorry.I love Wes. He is definitely at the top of the list for best book boyfriend. He has such a great sense of humor and is so sweet and kind to everyone he meets.He is so smart. He
You never have any connection to the characters, the chapters are incredibly long and anybody can figure out exactly how the book was going to end about halfway through the book. So I took a chance and jumped ahead because I was so bored and sure enough, That was exactly what happened at the end of the book
How is this book? How is this novel? How does it sound? How do you like it? How are the characters? How did you feel about it?How is the book?How are the reviews?How does the book sound?How do you rate it?
generate question: When I saw this book, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain, I knew  that I had to choose it for my review. I am an introvert and was interested to see what Mrs. Cain had to say about
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generate question:  Story line was very interesting  Lots of red herrings not confusing tho. Some of the dialects were hard to understand, but not so bad as to put one off the story. 
I highly recommend this book. This book evokes a particular time and place: the Cotton Belt of the early 1950's, and, like "To Kill a Mockingbird&quOT;, the story is told from a child's point of view; in this case, a fast
generate question: Whether or not you believe in heaven, this story is exceptional!  The journey that this little boy took is absolutely amazing and worth the little bit  of time it will take to read. I cannot recommend this book enough! Enjoy 
Generate question: A good story is not easy to find. That was a good story. Powerful stuff. Going to keep me thinking for a long time.  The characters were interesting and the history was sad  and powerful not only the history from 80 years ago but from the communication just 40 years ago
Darkhouse wasn’t at all what I expected.generate question: Confession time! I know you guys just love it when I start a review off like that – but there𓰕s usually a good reason. This time it&#
First of all, I think that Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (and all of the other Harry Potter's) is marvelous. The plot is vastly entertaining. I think everyone (including adults) should read this novel. I also think that any fan of children's fantasy would have to enjoy this whether
I find myself annoyed that the ending worked out the way it did. There was such a build-up for the battle that I was aching for some action. I was almost certain Aro would bring on the chaos. But Meyers blew it by wrapping everything into a nice little bow and ending it
This is a very deep read and one needs attention to detail. To fully enjoy and appreciate the subtleties. In depth look at North Korea from the author who went there.The culture comes alive with all the differences, fears and brainwashing. Control of a people and gradual shifting of power. The
Fifty Shades of Grey starts with the main character, Anastasia, or Ana as she likes to be called, who is on the cusp of graduating college. It all boils down to Christian having major issues. If people are reading this for the erotica alone, then I pity them as
The topic is hardly new. WWII has been pretty exhaustively covered, and this particular story has been told before. Repeated cycles don't necessarily make for a great story; it just makes for a tedious narrative. But Laura Hillenbrand's writing in this outing is less like poetry and more like reporting
So... I didn't like this book, and I can't recommend it. What you expect happens. "Hi! I just met you and telling you things is going to get me killed but let me pour out EVERYTHING about what I am and how my society functions anyway." This happens at least twice
generate question: This was a fun read. I couldn't put it down. I found myself laughing out loud many times throughout the book.  The characters were entertaining and the banter was witty and hilarious
After being assigned as partners in Biology Class, Patch and Nora's subsequent encounters are fraught with danger, mystery, and not a little attraction.I really liked Nora's character. She seemed like a real teenage girl, with real emotions and a solid backing to her actions. In comparison, Patch is almost an
What got me with this book was how it started off with the baby vampires. It was explained that the werewolf would be whatever his intended needed him to be. And if it means a caregiver when they are infants and children, then that is what he will be. I was getting flashbacks to "
Do NOT look at SPOILERS for the books, and read the books for yourself and make up your mind with regard to them! If you enjoy the Dystopian Genre, these are the best of the best!!!There are so many reviews here, that I'm not sure adding my voice will
generate question: I went through a whirl wind of emotions while reading this book. It was absolutely terrifying being inside Anna's head while the play was going down. You could feel the real emotions that she was feeling as if you were in that same situation. While some people are reluctant to read this
generate question: I really liked that the romance with the conflicts it had was quite believable.....not just the wine and roses and the crazy lengths of character development with  their thoughts and conflicts that sometimes go on and on 
The two main characters in the story, Hassan and Amir, happen to be close friends, yet they have really distinct and different personalities. The one, who is more advantageous from almost all aspects over the other, Amir, is a superficial, unfaithful, coward boy. The other character,  Hassan
How is the book written? How is the plot? How does the ending? How did the ending end. How Ms. Tartt  was able  to get into this young man's psyche is incredible! Her writing style is superb and I hated to see the book end. I hope to
I thouroughly enjoyed this book for the past three days and I am sorry it's over, but I had to rush through it for two reasons:1. I couldn't put it down2. It had to be my last book of 2012I am one of those readers who skim quite a
While I admit to reading the book non-stop, I wasn't "scared" after the first few pages. I read on because I found Brown's weaving of occult information, art history, pagan lore, technology, Templars, Masons, and Paris fascinating. I can't say more without
generate question: Rather pedestrian plot and writing. It didn't really hold my interest and  I found the characters to be one  investigation-dimensional and rather dull. 
generate question: It's rare that a book makes me literally laugh out loud and/or sob my eyes out... this author accomplishes that more than once in this remarkably told story.  Perfect development of the characters  - the bond they build is palpable, believable and quite beautiful. 
PROS- Great character development. I could mentally imagine every single character and fell in love with some of them, could relate to some of their problems and literally cried when they cried at times.- Good story line. The story developed into something that really touched my heart. There were comical moments, many
It is not difficult to see elements of other works in this novel. Like The Hunger Games and Divergent, The Testing is a post-apocalyptic dystopia - the world is rehabilitating, several generations after the bombs were dropped. Food is growing again; the water is being slowly cleaned and the bad
How do you feel about this book? I think it's a great book. It's clearly teen-fiction in the way it's written. The plot moves along at lightening speed which is the both the success and perhaps the loss in the story. You can't help but being engaged in
This book is compelling, fascinating, unique, unpredictable and not to be missed. Larsson may have written one of the most fascinating characters in fiction in Lisbeth Salander the goth, brainiac hacker.Plot summary:Reporter Blomkvist is hired by rich patriarch Vanger to
Will recommend this to all my friends.generate question: The concept was so unusual, I really liked it. The writing was really well done and the characters were realistic. Having a female as the hero was a great idea.  Women are always stronger than men 
generate question: This series leaves you wanting more.  They have great character development! This book had me hooked and on the edge of my seat.
Generate question: This is going to be a short review b/c I've been a little generous with my time for these lately! I really enjoyed this book, I am a huge fan of the vampire themed stories, and this was really just a great read. Kagawa sucks you in from page
Blink focuses on 2 seperate but related concepts.  The first is that of "time slicing", which demonstrates how important information can be encoded in a very short period of time. Most of Gladwell's examples are socioloical, and the most striking of which was research which aimed to predict
How is the book?How is it?How are the characters?What is the plot?How does it end?How do you like it?What are your thoughts?What do you think of it?.generate question: Right from the very start I was hooked by Gone Girl and as
As another reviewer stated, there's a reason this book is self-published: no reputable publisher would have printed it. Too bad a reviewer can't give zero stars: I would have. The plot begins reasonably enough -- a serial killer preys on women and takes a trophy -- but turns bizarre and then
However, this book kind of reminded my of a super-upgraded version of Twilight, and was so glad it was longand there are two more books on the way! After reading a lot of disappointing novels in the past few years andtoo many that were aimed at young adults, this was a welcome
The writer is very talented and he is definitely one that will forever be remembered. The plot is fresh and exciting, with interesting twists and turns nearly every step of the way. Can't wait to continue the series. NOTE: There is no happy ending to the first of this series.generate question:
How did you like the book?I liked the book. I also like the author's style as she weaves the stories of the past and the present, along with updates on the people we've met in the book and an afterword discussing the moral and legal implications of the issues in the
Yes, Gideon does a few things that are over the top (like the recreation of Eva's bedroom), but he is a very intense guy. Eva is a sassy, no-nonsense type of person that puts Gideon in his place a few times. Eva falls for him quickly and their relationship turns
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is part character driven, part historical foray, and part paranormal mystery, but completely fascinating and beyond interesting. Jacob is a sixteen year old loner - not by choice - who spends a great deal of his time with his Grandpa, Abraham Port
In the seven years I have spent as a classroom teacher, it never fails that my students ask me the following questions: How did normal citizens become Nazis? Why would any person allow such horrors to happen? Over the years, my answer to them has evolved. I have come to believe that all people are
The secondary characters were equally wonderful; fizzy Rachel and answerers were equal. They were so excellently portrayed that I really felt like I knew them both and cared so badly about what happened to them. It is rare that two characters complement each other quite so well and I laughed with them, cried
generate question: I picked up this book simply because I was looking for something new to read on the same day I happened to hear it won the Pulitzer. I took me a bit to get into it, but once I did I was hooked entirely--often reading it when I really should have been doing
generate question: Let me say right off that I found "Divergent" to be compulsively readable and enjoyable. I especially like that the heroine is not a girly girl and is mentioned as having a childlike body and few curves. I think that made her feel different than some of our
generate question: This book has a lot of the factors included in your typical NA book. But then...it doesn't. It ended a bit abruptly for me but, hey, maybe that's because I wanted more.  The mystery and the romance combined are just perfect
generate question:  It took half the book to develop the main character. Story was slow and boring. I felt this was a waste of my time!!
How was the book? Was it beautiful. It seemed to never end. The author does an amazing job of reeling you in throughout the whole story just to spit you back out. Just when you think there's no way out, your kicked back and realize you were wrong all along. I love this series
The novel begins in Tris' faction, Abnegation, as she prepares for a test which will help her decide her fate. Factions were created to eliminate undesirable qualities but on the contrary, it simply forces people to go too much the other way. Living your life in a certain way because you
The Da Vinci Code is a thrilling roller-coaster ride of events that surprise the reader at every corner. Brown often ends his chapters on a suspenseful note which leaves the reader anxious to read on. He starts off the novel with the murder of Jacques Sauniere, a prominent man working at
generate question: I must confess I had to listen to the audio version of this because I'm not allowed to open my Kindle until Christmas. Either way, this was the best book I've "read" in a very long time. I think I could understand Jacobs feelings about being in the nursing home
I would recommend this book to others.generate question: I really liked this book. It was a fairly quick read. I was able to do read it in a couple of hours. The story line was easy to follow and while it was difficult at times to like Joss,  the main character
I loved this book. The beginning scenes of the wedding and honeymoon are lovely, and tho, I, too, hesitated at the first sign of the 'little nudger', I thought the storyline was handled well. It kept me very interested, even if it was a little gruesome - hey
What I actually find great about these books is the pace at which they move, given the sheer size of each book. The interest, suspense and action all keep moving and while each book is a story in its own, also ties to the larger arc. I particularly like that we see more of the world
Travis and Abby's relationship was so sweet, yet completely frustrating. It could be amusing at times, and sometimes just plain old cruel. But that's what made them so awesome to read about! It was like watching a girl date one guy, but then come home to her husband every night. And
generate question: I truly enjoyed this story. I am definitely looking forward to what else Mr. Zusak has in store for my imagination. He is a gifted and talented storyteller. I found myself thinking of his writing style as poetry gone novel. He has a wonderful and unique way with
The love story was beautiful,  the characters loveable. There is a lot of loss in this story and if you have lost someone you will understand the feelings that these characters go through, it may even help you with your own grief. Make you look at the loss in a whole new light.
generate question: In this wonderful book, set in Jackson, Mississippi in  outbreak the  outbreak of the 1960s, in the years 1962-1964, we meet three unforgettable women: Eugenia "Skeeter" Phelan, a young white woman, who is 22,
I'd heard a lot of great things about Tammara Webber's debut novel Easy so when I was offered a review copy I jumped at the chance of reading it. I have been loving the recent influx of new adult books and Easy is up there with the best that I have read. The author
How is this book? What ugly, disgusting language used over and over and to no disernable purpose  What is the purpose of this book. Would think this famous author capable of telling a story without such constant vile language. The characters quickly became boring and uninteresting. I consider this novel
Something very interesting I have noticed as a watcher of the TV series is how this book starts to diverge from the first one. I won't go into detail because of spoilers. However, I understand why HBO is doing it the way they are at this point in time. There just is too much
He writes epic fantasy that the average reader and fantasy reader alike are unable to put down. When you finish this one you won't be able to not read the next. And the next, and all the rest after that- only to get mad at GRRM for not writing the next installment fast enough.
This is a brief review about a book that will make you feel good and put a smile on your face. What you can expect from J. Lynn (a.k.a Jennifer L. Armentrout)  is solid writing, a great push and pull between Cam and Avery, witty
generate question: This character has a very disturbing life.  It was hard to read some of this, but the character development was excellent 
"Just a simple girl, really, in too deep with a boy way out of her league. Hold your horses, Dovey Beckham. This boy was wicked. What else could I do but fall in love?ŔDovey Beckham was an amazing, strong heroine.
generate question: Wow!!!!!! Such and amazing book! I couldn't put it down. The setting and  the characters are perfect  investment! Worth the read, just try it. 
Publisher-Scholastic, IncMy Score: 5 STARS!Reviewed by~Nikki Reynolds 
I loved the first half of the story. The characters are interesting, the plot moves forward well, and the way the twist is revealed definitely keeps you wanting to read more. I wish that one scene had been cut, and then the book would have been one of my favorites. While I suspected the '
This story is captivating, has enough angst which make for a good story, it has romance, the dialogue between Colton and Riley is witty and playful and filled with sexual tension. The worldly, handsome, millionaire car racer Colton Thomas relentlessly pursued the beautiful Riley Thomas, though smart but naive, didn
Last time I go with the hype and read something just to see what all the fuss is. I've had these books since they first came out and could not get past the first 3 or so chapters of the first book and decided not to read them... I should have gone with my gut and stayed away
He sets out a great story line and in a different, exotic setting. For an American, the setting in Sweden developed a great sense of place and I didn't have anything else with which to compare. I found myself going to Google maps to get a better sense of where the plot was taking place.
I've read some reviews about how Christopher fails to understand the tragedy of his parent's divorce, because autistic people have no empathy and so on and so forth. I beg to differ. Every autistic person I know well is deeply empathetic. But Christopher doesn't get his father for the same reason his
generate question: When I started this book I had high hopes and  I was very disappointed in the ending. I thought the information about Berlin and the change to Nazism  and the often cruelty and attacks on American citizens were very interesting. Also the interplay of characters, Nazi and not.
How did you like the book?I liked it. It reminded me a little bit of the HELP. There was humor, sadness, joy, love and the food sounded just wonderful! The only thing missing was the recipes. I will look for other Beth Hoffman books.generate question: This was
Score. This is one of the books on amazon that has earned its score. I loved it. Well developed characters, fun plot, etc. If you liked books like starship troopers, or any military science fiction this is a good choice.generate question: Occasionally I see these 2.99 books
generate question: I had been hearing good things about Wither before I even received this book. I totally got sucked in while reading. The characters are what really makes this book stand out. While the overall plot is fascinating, if the characters didn't come alive to me then the book would have been
Amazon Book Description~New soulAna is new. For thousands of years in Range, a million souls have been reincarnated over and over, keeping their memories and experiences from previous lifetimes. When Ana was born, another soul vanished, and no one knows why.No soulEven Ana&#82
How is this book? How does it feel to read it? How do you feel about the characters? How is the plot?How is the ending?How does the ending feel?.generate question: I do not think I will finish this book, its so "out there" and feels like
The story is about an interior designer named Caroline Reynolds who after an unfortunate experience with an ex has lost her O and she doesn’t seem to be making an appearance any time soon. To add insult to injury she is quickly discovering her new neighbour, that shares her bedroom wall, enjoys
As a first-person limited novel, much of the history of Collins's world is left to conjecture. Katniss is a strong observer, but not an omniscient one, not by a long shot. She can only provide her own guesses, which we adopt and add to, as to what
How did you like the book?I liked it. It does have its slow parts, but in the end, it's a very rewarding read. I'll be reading the next book after a short break with another novel.generate question: Finally finished this mammoth book, and I think it
How did you like the book? What did you think of it? How did you feel about the characters? What was your favorite part? How was the ending?How was the editing? How were the reviews?How did the reviews rate?How is the book reviewed?How are the reviews rated?
In the Garden of Beasts is about William E. Dodd, an American ambassador in Germany circa 1933. Dodd moves his family to Berlin at a pivotal point in history when Hitler is rising in power. You can only imagine the chaos that surrounds this family as they try to assimilate in a very difficult time and
generate question: I hated the constant drug scenes but the writing language and character development was exceptional and kept me going.  She is a writer in charge of her craft 
Brutal in so many ways, yet without causing damage to the reader, and certainly no dwelling on pain, suffering, or violence just for the sake of it. Not the most original concept for a story, but certainly has enough angles, twists, and depth in and of itself to make for a
generate question: This book is one of those rare novels that creates a level of intimacy with its characters that remains in tact long after the story is finished. I'm not sure when it happened, but its characters feel like intimate friends rather than casual acquaintances. The characters are complex and unpredictable, extremely human
Can't wait for the next book. It took a bit to remember what was going on when I picked up Insurgent, since I'd read the first book several months ago. That said, once things got going I finished the book in a few hours. Additionally, I loved the struggle that the
generate question: I have to admit, I had reservations about this book. The cover and the title made it seem a bit cheesy and the synopsis didn't really grab my attention. I'm not a huge fan of contemporary romance anyway so initially I decided to pass this one up. Then I saw some
1)  Characters:The characters are like their twilight counterparts. They are taken directly from twilight but made worse. The heroine is a wimp. But on top of that the hero is abusive. I am not sure why anyone would find him a heart throb. (If I ever hear the phrase inner
The titular "Night Circus" is actually called Cirque de Reves (Circus of Dreams), a uniquely built circus open only at night and with attractions and acts that straddle the line between fantasy and reality, between the fantastic and the outright impossible. Behind said circus are two magicians -- Marco
It's a powerful book, especially for those interested in the inner workings in the mind of a sociopath. You'll never see the people around you in the same way again, not even those whom you think you know best. Suspenseful and well-written, Gone Girl is a real page turn
generate question: ***May Contain Spoilers***To start off, I have to gush about this cover. ---------------This is hand-down the most beautiful cover I have ever seen before (and I have seen some pretty beautiful covers before like "Fallen" and "Tor
Generate question:  I just loved this book. It is in my top two and I will probably read it again which I rarely do. The story was really good and the characters were excellent. This author will go far. I can hardly wait for her next novel. I just love the
How did you feel about the book? I loved it. I felt the heartbreaking tale of Joss' loss and subsequent lifestyle. I loved every step of her journey.generate question:I loved every second of this entire novel! Enough said! No really,  the characters are fabulous
The book itself is very much grounded in reality. The writing may not be out of this world, but it was a comforting loose, enjoyable read, and I love books that capture the feel and echo of London. Rowling manages to write  characters that aren’t exactly likeable 
Characters are flawed- seriously so- and the hook is complex: her characters are both compelling and flawed.Unlike Harry Potter- while extremely engaging- the morally expected outcome is not cast in stone.Her characters,while engaging, live in shades of grey.I found that she captured the essence of the moral
The story follows a teenage boy named Thomas who wakes up in what seems to be a never-ending pitch-black elevator that deposits him into the center of a maze--a maze that's kept over 50 boys prisoner for several years. With a faulty memory and determination to find answers, Thomas seeks knowledge in
generate question: Starts a little slow but builds into a good story. Found it difficult to put down.  Several twists and turns keeps interesting 
How did you feel about the book? How did you like it? What did you think of the ending? What was your favorite part of the book.generate question:  This probably wasn't the best of the trilogy...perhaps the worse. The action parts leading toward the end was boring...
Generate question: I really like this book. I'm definitely looking forward to Landon's story and would definitely recommend reading 'Easy' first. I really liked this book -  the character were likable  it was a good length, there wasn't too much angst and it was engaging until the
I really enjoyed this book, the writing was good and I loved the characters. Ethan is definitely up there with Mr. Grey and Gideon. He is gorgeous, a bit demanding and somewhat overbearing but not in an annoying way. Brynne has reservations about Ethan, she knows he wants her in all
Super, great, fast-paced book. I had a hard time putting this one down. I'm so glad I chose it in my Vine selection, and I look forward to reading the next one in the series. Yes, there will definitely be a next one according to the ending of the first.
How did he build such a successful business? How did he get so rich? How was he able to build a successful company? I think he was very successful. He was independently wealthy by the age of 33. He had traveled the world and partake in so many exciting and romantic travels and activities. For
generate question: Suzanne Collins has already proven her talent for storytelling with her recently completed Gregor the Underlander series. In that series, she showed she was able to create strong characters, move plot along quickly, deftly control the rise and fall in tension, and create moving scenes. While there were
generate question: Could not put this book down! The pace is so good, not too fast or too slow. The developing romance was really to be believed. I loved having the story be truly complete.  That it was not over the second they found relief 
And it was absolutely my kind of love story. I like the way the story line was slowly revealed and the end result was unfolded. To explain: I am not fond of "love at first sight stories", or the "war and peace love stories (they fight until they fall in love)" or the
Brooke Dumas...did I love everything about Brooke in Real - not exactly but I got over it because for some reason, on some level I connected with her and felt for her. She was strong, not only for herself but for Remy, I loved the way she handled him and their relationship and
Bang will not leave you happy. Bang will not make you smile. This is not a happy-go-lucky book. If you are a sensitive person, then let this serve as your disclaimer that this may not be the book for you.The synopsis for Bang is quite vague and that had me
I'm not going to recap the book in this recommendation of mine. Because I feel that I would end up talking for ages, lol. But I will say that the plot in Reboot is amazing. It's exciting and surprising and full of action.Reboot is told from the point of view of seventeen
generate question: I'm skeptical of "libris populi," books that suddenly wash over society to public and critical acclaim. I was really burned by "The DaVinci Code" (we all were), about how new and exciting and different the writing was, and you have to give Dan
How to take care of your babyHow to Take Care of Your Baby.generate question:  This book has some good, reasonable advice. (It offers little advice for sicknesses, etc.)However, it's not worth buying. It's one of those books where you get the impression that
Having grown up together, they had a chemistry that most married couples get after decades of marriage. But years of falling out of contact with one another also brought clashes. Alexandria "Alexa" McKenzie made a wish to Earth Mother asking for a husband, one who is handsome, is a generous lover in bed
At the outset there is also a parallel bio of Lisbeth, the girl with the dragon tatoo. She has some major mental problems and is under guardianship, but we also see early on that there is some sort of  genius genius  within her. Watching her progress as she tries to
In a nutshell: I will never understand how, and why it would take a whole book for Ana Steele to figure out that Christian Grey is after all a control freak and a psycho. I thought it had been obvious all along but apparently his ridiculously beautiful face is enough to make her stay and do all the
HIGHLIGHTS: Despite being inspired by Cinderella, Meyer takes smart creative liberties that work very well. Building off of the bare bones of Cinderella's story, Meyer shapes Cinder into something unique and spectacular. One the largest highlights involved the characters - Iko (an android), Peony, and Queen
The reader is presented with Mr. Zamperini's story, from his early childhood until his life after retirement well into the new century. Most of all, it's a story about his POW experience during WW II in the Pacific as a prisoner in Japan. Now, just the description of his long and
How did you feel about the book? How did you like it? How was the writing style?How did the book feel?How was the reading experience?I enjoyed the book. It raised the bar for future reads. As my title states, the Book Thief, is beautifully written. This writer is
The story smacks of tension right from the beginning, and as the story progresses I found myself more and more drawn into the world of Nick and Amy and wanting to know more about them - their families, their relationship, their whole history together and how it related to what was happening in the current day.
How did you feel about the book "Irreducible Mind&#34?How did I feel about this book.generate question:  This book was interesting  to read but I was disappointing in the subject matter. I was expecting to have more of a medical explanation
generate question: This is a book that makes you think about life and how it used to be. It could be disturbing, maybe, to some, but I chose toread it for the story itself. To me,the emotions in this book runs very true to the time of the story. 
Generate question: I am an art lover andThis book is a story of a stolen piece of art and the mystery surrounding the people involved. The book has great depth and requires you to figure out how  the characters are related and involved. I stayed up far too late at night because I couldn
The author seems to spend 95% of his time reading classics rather than what people in the modern world write and research and seems to have had some horrible interpersonal relationships with his former colleagues in the bank and in academics (probably because he can't articulate his points properly and doesnt have a logical process when making arguments
How did you like the book? I liked it. I thought the initial idea of the Amy diary was clever and how she framed him, but it left everything else lackluster and dragging on. I never found myself rooting for any of the characters. I felt the ending was flat and without any impact. I
generate question: I have no idea what book the other reviewers read, but I sure didn't read the same one because I thought this book was horrible. The Silent Wife: A Novel was amateurish, seemingly written by a high school student, and devoid of the depth necessary to make the characters interesting
How is the book? The characters and plot line in this novel are very entertaining and thankfully  enjoyable. I needed something light-hearted, and this definitely fulfilled my expectation. At times one does tire of the references to ice cream, but it makes the story realistic to a certain point. The
I was most surprised by how much "before the Hunger Games" there was: the reaping, the parade, the training, etc. I expected it to get to the Games pretty quickly. The before stuff was still good, it really gave us a good chance to see the Capitol as a whole and
Aiuthor Eckart Tolle provides thoughtful perspective on the ultimate questions about life. The book describes how to connect with your true conscious, or essentially God, by rising above the stream of thoughts that occupy our minds.I read the book very slowly. Usually I just read one section, 1-2
generate question: This was a very disappointing mystery/thriller. It was a total waste of time and money.  The entire plot was lame only to be surpassed by a terrible ending 
This book has no business trying to be whatever it is the author turned it into. In my opinion, it is a thesis disguised as a novel. I would have found it much more interesting if it had been written as scholarly paper rather than trying to weave it into a story. The meat of the book
generate question: REVIEWED BY LAURAFirst of all, let me address the elephant in the room. There's been a lot of buzz about the fact that this book wasn't popular when it was by an unknown author and then became bestselling after people found out it was written by J.K
generate question: If you want a laugh, a good mystery, a few ghosts and some romance, this is the series you want.  The characters are funny  The stories are funny, and the dialogue between them is hilarious! Once you finished the first, you won't want to wait
The book is extremely well-written, I couldn't put it down until the end. The world is divided into 12 nations and the Capitol. Every year, each nation must send 2 children between the ages of 12 & 18 to the Capitol to fight in the Hunger Games, only one child can survive.
I was charmed by this book by page two-- including a taser in the opening chapter of any book will automatically make me fall in love. And the taser on page two wasn't even the best part! Even when Evie wasn't zapping paranormals, I was completely entertained.
When I first started Clockwork Angel, I was immediately drawn into the plot. This plot was more interesting and well thought out. This book really kept you guessing and really keeps you interested. Just when you think you may have figured something out, a twist in the plot happens that takes you completely by surprise.
How did you feel about the book? How did you like it? What did you think about the characters? How was the story?How did the book make you feel?How was the writing?How is the pacing? How is the editing?How does the book sound?How do you like the
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The book is filled with facts about ancient artifacts and their coded meanings that really keeps the reader interested.generate question: Dan Brown has the ability of combining fiction and reality resulting in an interesting blend of suspense and intrigue.Whether his facts are correct or not it really dosen't matter.  It's
Generate question: I really enjoyed reading this series of books compiled into one purchase. I have read another book by the same author (Book 1 in the Molly Fyde Series) and was not disappointed. I thought that the author interview at the end of the book was hilarious. The story was a
Not so with Brown's "The Da Vinci Code." Like much of the newer genre of novel writing, Brown builds interest in his work through mystery and action. That can be entertaining and fun, but the educational value is limited. You may "experience" the drama with the characters in a newer
Generate question:  This book started out with such promise. The writing is quite good. It was witty and made me laugh out loud several times in the first chapters. Unfortunately, the story went on way too long. It could have been shortened by about 100 pages. All the characters were unl
Generate question: I enjoyed City of Bones very much. It was funny, witty, and just fun altogether.The flaw was simply that this book is much like the other books that are currently being published. Many of these books include vampires or werewolves or even witches. This book contains all of the
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Generate question: I thoroughly enjoyed this book. If you like books that keep you guessing all the way through, you'll enjoy it too. I find that my favorite  books are the ones where none of the characters are all good or all bad. Real people are multi-faceted and
generate question: I really thought that this book was going to be a home run; however, I can't say this was Rowling's best.  The first half was super slow and it wasn't until the second half that the character s came together and the story line rolled on 
While I do recommend this book, I also recommend stopping this series after this volume is finished. The characters are a little flat and do not offset the undercurrent of the very dark themes. It was not always a comfortable story but was not challenging enough to make me feel as if I might have grown from
Generate question: The Kite Runner is very easy to read. The characters are wonderful, and the story is so well told and educates you about the culture.Generate questions:  The KITE RUNNER
Don't  let what others say make you shy away from this book or series; some people, it seems, get a little too into a story and forget that this is only a fiction piece. They claim it's too "easy" and ending or that it's not realistic. Well, let me
generate question: Honestly I had never heard of The Hunger Games until it came out as a movie. Recently I caught the movie on Netflix and really enjoyed it. As soon as I finished it, I wanted to start reading the second book.  Figured the book had to have more information about everything
How is the book?  It does not compromise national security or seek personal agrandizement. Don't miss it. You'll be glad you took the time.generate question:  If I didn't already have a great appreciation for the Seals, and the great men and women that
Would I recommend this book to someone? I don't know. I guess if they had the time for an extra book I would, but this was not Tartt's best work as far as the story went. It kept me engaged at times and it lulled at others. I actually put this book
If you like fantasy, you will not regret buying this book... though some day you may regret becoming hooked on this seemingly infinite series. Though this is part of an apparently infinite series, this first volume of the million- is most certainly worth your money. All I can say is that, like so many
This is also an amazing historical account of the forces that have changed our world in the last 30 years. From the birth of personal computing, through the internet, to mobile devices, the individuals such as Jobs that drove innovation during this time have been the true'masters of the universe.' The other players that
generate question: I am a knitter and was drawn by the titles, but knitting really has nothing to do with the story.... no matter,  the premise the premise of the story is clever  I can't wait to read more. No spoilers here... lots of other folks have done
Delores Price is a sad person whose life story begins in 1956 when her family gets a TV set as a gift to her family through the courtesy of her philandering father's mistress. Delores recounts the destruction of herself and her family from that first day when she is merely 4 years old, a dismal
generate question: I tried this book because it averaged well and it was free, well that was a mistake. At first I kept reading because I thought it was exciting but I quickly grew irritated with how the author tried to portray the characters and situations by telling you how to feel ex) so and so
How did you feel about the book? What did you think of it? How did you rate it?What did you like about it?I liked it. It is a compelling read, one you hate to put down, but in the end, that just wasn't enough for me. It was a
Wendy's mother tried to kill her when she was a little girl, so now she is being raised by her aunt and brother. At seventeen years old she still doesn't fit in and people seem to automatically dislike her; then Finn enters her life and tells her that she is a Trylle
But the reader is left to figure out a lot of the details for implementing the concepts. The "how" of the approach is all but missing. As a result, the book has more the feeling perhaps of a series of general overview lectures that provide occasional nuggets that an attendee takes home. I
I run through them quite quickly and I'm very excited about Forever (book 3).Already read reviews on it and my fear of a poor ending seems quite unfounded. Grace/Sam are a great couple and Isabel/Cole is promising.generate question: I  liked this serie very much! I
How did you feel about the story?How did the characters feel?How was the plot?How is the ending?How are the characters?How do you think the story ends.generate question: A very good story that appealed to my senses of right and wrong;good and bad. Like the
And the story? Superb. More realistic than I would expect, given the initial premise, and once you accept that premise everything else that follows feels not only natural but almost unavoidable. The 5-volume style at first was a little off-putting, but around midway through the third &#34
Generate question: Loved this book. Such a departure from her Harry Potter books. The plot keeps you interested and guessing the whole time. I think this might become a series the way it was left. Will make a great movie too. I have vivid pictures in my mind of what they looked like
generate question: I couldn't get past the first chapter, it was so horrible.  The characters were bland ; the writing poor; and the imagination was unimaginative. There are so many better things to read. I guess I just have higher standards! I prefer fun Xtoriez like