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Filippo Dolci filippodlc — Anne Rice has once again created a wonderful tale of the years before Jesus started his ministry. Again she paints a marvelous picture of Jesus "The Man." She humanizes him, which so many before have tried to do and failed. These last two novels are proof of Anne's writing ability and are just as enjoyable as her works on the supernatural. Bravo, Anne for finding something new to write about and again write something so well.

Lynn R thegreenginger36 — This book is similar to the James Herriot stories. A young doctor comes to work with an older man.

Alexandra Garcia-baudrit _lexandra_arcia — This book was painful to read. I couldn't ever make sense of what it was about. I didn't care about the characters. I thought the writing style was annoying. Unfortunately, once I start a book I have to finish it.

Val Hermida _ash — I was really engaged in this book, even though I found the ending really disappointing. I guess that doesn't make it a bad book- just a bad ending. It is incredibly heart-wrenching, though...be prepared for that.

Emili Mattos emilimattos — A sharp book for weekend adventurers. Interesting things to do if you have kids - craft for survival!!

Teen Lam teenlam — Um triller psicológico muito bom!

Bas Smolders arkgepoef — Okay, I'm not sure what is so endearing about this series. It reads like a cutesy Nick sitcom. Junie's voice does not sound like a first grader to me. It sounds like an adult's thoughts of how a first grader might think or speak. In this book, Junie's uncontrollable energy gets her a helper's position with the school lunch lady. Her energy and problem controlling her thoughts and words cause trouble during lunch. Junie's problem ends well with the lunch lady bringing cookies to her class. Glad I got that assignment over with.

Johedy Manta johedy — Not as lovely and romantic and engaging as Goose Girl, but a quick pleasant little read nonetheless. I like how Shannon Hale creates worlds based on real cultures, and I enjoyed the Scandinavian feel of this one.

Hirzi Aulia hirziazaky — The Bible of the Libertarian Party, Atlas Shrugged, is a book I read because my cousin went on about how good it was. Lucky for him - he was right. Aside from the two-dimensional characters, various sub-plot lines and a few un-necessary detailed conversations between characters, I still found this beast of a book to be extremely well written. Also, in MY opinion her writing harbors on that of Nietzsche - Part poetic, part logical. In addition, it's a pretty easy read. I do think everyone needs to give it a chance as it as it outlines, even fictionally, human nature in a capitalist world.