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Joanna Kostyra _osia — I loved this book..! actually, it's a religious book.. but it's really well written and it really taught me many things.. first, it showed me how to have a vision and how to be successful.. it also shows you how to love you and how to believe in yourself.. i like the personal experience the author gives you also,,, i think that this is really a must-read for all Christians...!

Jack Herzog _ackieboi — I first read this in 2002. To read two books in one, to interweave the plot and yet keep them apart, is no mean achievement. To also introduce the such difficult topics as memory loss on the one hand and on the other hand bisexuality was a light to me and my friends too. I am currently re-reading this. It is always good to do this; and to compare my current thinking with the marginal notes I had made on the first reading.

Daniel Nicholson _aniel_icholson — Not bad, but not great. Good plot, but I've never really enjoyed Orson Scott Card and this didn't change my mind

Erdal Deniz radyodinle — I originally requested this book from the library because we were planning on hitting a few of the Little House sites on our summer road trip. We ended up changing our route, and the book came in after we got back, but I decided to read it anyway. I am so glad that I did! This is not a book for children, but rather for adults who were obsessed with the Little House books as children. I definitely qualify! I loved the writing style, both funny and poignant, and I enjoyed accompanying Wendy on her journey. The book contained solid research into the lives of Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder Lane, as well as a look into the many ways they have touched people's lives through their writing. If Laura was a big part of your childhood, this is a must read.

Pavlito Carlito techyes — I read the Reader's Digest Condensed version and really enjoyed it. There was no major stunner, but it kept me hooked untol the end. I'm not typically a mystery reader, but I think I may pick up the next one in this series.

Robson Nakata robsonnakata — The book is good (yes, it's tedious and repetitive, but that's kinda the point, no?), but I have to say that this is one of the few times where the movie actually improves upon the novel. Mary Harron's adaptation is skillful and frightening ... even more so than the book, in my opinion.