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Ahmed Tarek ahmed_tarek — Okay. So he lied and really disappointed us. I still really loved this book and was totally caught up in the life of an alcoholic druggie. Such an in your face book

Des Cherry discus19568d14 — This is one of my all time favorite books it inspires me in my own writting so i always refer to it for inspirations, but i really don't know how many times i've read it. This is the best romance/sci-fi/vampire/teen fiction book ever written (or that i've ever read). when i read this book no matter what number of times i've read it, i still can't put it down. u just have to read it several times in a row. and edward is the best guy character EVER. and i wish i could marry him.

송 현수 thdgustn31d890 — I read this in high school, years before Oprah said anything about it. It will cut through your heart, but it's a story that needs to be told.

Ievgenii Lihovidov _evgenii_ihovidov — More reviews at Rondo of a Possible World: YA Book Reviews Action-packed, thickening plot, three-dimensional characters, and humor drizzled on each character, Fullmetal Alchemist is a book that should definitely be read by all. Left me with tears in my eyes and a warm heart for every character that you meet along Ed and Al's long journey.

Marika Giudice marikagiud — A quick read, and an open door to lots of reflection and a paradigm shift. I can see in what she describes past patterns. The are generalizations, but you have to be open minded and honestly ask yourself if you have experienced something similar. It is short, but I think it's worth it and will check out her other materials.

Lior Mizka _iormizka — Ok, so this book looks really cheesy, but I swear it is GRIPPING! It is a true story of some NJ guys who like to do deep diving who find a mysterious submarine that according to all records "does not exist". Mystery and intrigue ensues.

Terry Dyvig _yvig — I think this was one of those books that was praised so much by the time I read it it wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be. Don't get me wrong, it was good... but, not what I was hoping for. There were two problems I had with the book. One was that there were moments I found unneccessary that just caused the book to drag. I read this in October so I can't recall any specific instances. The best example I can give were the parts following Norah. I didn't find myself connected to them at all, and I think that also relates to the second problem I had with the book... So much of the book was about Norah's downward spiral after "losing" one of her children. I don't know why, but I had such a huge problem that she couldn't get over it. Before you attack me and say stuff like: "Well that's because you're not a mom, you don't know the bond that is created!" Let me say that, yes, that is why. I haven't birthed anything. I've lost people close to me and it hurts and is hard to get over... but you do keep on going and eventually life goes on and you can maintain the balance you had before hand. You would think that yes, losing a child you gave birth to is hard, but it wouldn't be as hard as one that you raised as well, you know? And you would also think that the consolation of still having that son would be something that would help you start to recover quicker. I could completely understand why Dr. Henry was upset after that day. Guilty conscience. But Norah's continuous moping for the years to come... I don't get it. It was why I enjoyed the parts following Caroline and Phoebe. Also because their story felt like it was continuing and growing while the story of the Henry family just sort of sat there... in the doldrums. You could easily look at that and say it was Edward's choice, and I accept that. I can even see it and understand it. The comparison of the two family's is full of such stark contradiction, that you can see the consequences one action can have and different people. How the same action can be a blessing and a curse. With that said, I'm going to say that you really need to form your own opinion about this book, which you should do with every book I review. You also need to understand that this is my opinion and I'm entitled to it. Obviously there have been a lot of other people who enjoyed this book, so take my review with a grain of salt. Good day!

Terri Armstrong terri68c5 — a favorite of course...

Willem Deenik _illem_eenik — scary to think that i grew up in the ozarks and knew some of these people. scary to think that these lives still exist and suburbia hasn't taken up their cause yet.

Craig Butterworth cbutter — this was pretty intense - i liked it overall, enjoyed the drawings of the unconcious. it only gets three stars because i actually think it was a little long - not much happened other than a little boy trying to live with and understand his brother's epilepsy.

Isagus Extroversions _sagus — An extremely intense read. It almost defies comprehension that the events depicted in this book took place. Many, many things have been written about this book; if you're really curious about the topic I recommend getting some supplemental reading.

Chuck Harrison _outt_8 — Ada is my favorite, for her word games and for being crazy.

Yuyu Yi _iefen — Nicholas Sparks has certainly outdone himself with this novel! A very different writing style from how he usually writes his stories. The Guardian was a love story BUT mixed with suspense, mystery, murder, intrigue, a wonderful dog named 'Singer', and possibly, a watchful 'eye' from Heaven! I absolutely could not put this book down once I began to read it. I just couldn't keep awake last night to finish it, so I actually set my alarm clock to rise an hour before my kids would get up for school, just so I could finish it. I was not disappointed in this novel which I read with much emotion. Feelings of love, of anticipation, of warning, of dread, of concern, of hope, of sadness, of foreboding and of victory! What a powerfully and well written story. From the dust jacket: "Julie Barenson's young husband left her two unexpected gifts before he died - a puppy named Singer and the promise that he would always be watching over her. Now, four years later, twenty-nine year old Julie is far too young to have given up on love. She may be ready to risk caring for someone again. But who? Should it be Richard Franklin, the sophisticated, handsome engineer who treats her like a queen? Or Mike Harris, the down-to-earth nice guy who was her husband's best friend? Choosing one of them should bring her more happiness than she's had in years. Instead, soon Julie is fighting for her life in a nightmare spawned by a chilling deception and jealousy so poisonous that it has become a murderous desire..."