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Joseph Mckenna joemckenna — This guy is good at what he does. Little Children is surprisingly gripping for a novel about suburbanites who bore themselves and just about everyone around them. I would have read it in one sitting if I'd had the time. There's a lot of good writing here, and I particularly appreciated Perrotta's use of juxtaposition. Authors often annoy me by jumping inexpertly from story line to story line. Perrotta's moved his focus pretty seamlessly without employing cheap transitions. The ending felt a bit contrived, but at least Perrotta saved it from being overly moralistic by slight turn into the unexpected. I also give him credit for having the brains and the guts to end it exactly when he should have without indulging in unnecessary wrap up after the climax.

Beau Regard juicybeetle — Photography by Barbara London (1997)

Team Kottonzoo petar6a72 — First of all, the title page, publishing information page, and table of contents (all illustrated by Gilbert Ford) are gorgeous! The author's own illustrations grace the beginning of each chapter, and those aren't too shabby either. The beauty of this book wouldn't save a lesser writer, but in this case, it just enhances an already amazing book, drawing the reader into Peter's world before they even read a word. I won't get into too many plot details, because so many other reviewers already have. Peter is a Dickensian character who gets pulled into a magical land and find himself in the midst of an epic battle. Auxier's writing style reminded me most of Lemony Snicket, but with a little more optimism. I think it has all the makings of a middle-grades classic. Warning: The plot is pretty brutal. I would not recommend this book for children under 10, or more sensitive children under 12.

Mohamed Ramadane ramad02 — “Island of The Blue Dolphins,” was one of the best books I have ever read! At the end of the book I read the Authors note. It said that this story was based on not exactly a true story but was based on something similar to another true story. The author’s note was very interesting and I loved the book. I recommend it to anyone. It is a little sad but it is still a fantastic story that I have fallen in love with! Enjoy!

Berta Ferrer bblacksmith — This is the 2nd book in a newer series by author Charlaine Harris. I've not read any books by her yet and this one looked interesting. The main character, whose name is Harper, is hit by lightning at the age of 15 and revived by her step-brother, Tolliver. After recovering, she discovers she has an unusual gift; she can find dead bodies, tell who they are, and how they died. This book brings her to a graveyard located on the campus of Bingham College at the invitation of a Professor who is trying to prove her to be a fraud. He leads her to a very old grave in the back corner of the graveyard. Harper is able to tell who is buried there and the cause of death, but she also says there's an additional body buried. It turns out to be the body of Tabitha Morgenstern, a missing teen she had been hired to locate in a different city. There are many twists and turns and the resolution is one I didn't see coming.