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Alexander Bajada _ — This quick and easy read contains the musings of an "ordinary" woman. I particularly enjoyed her comments about journaling.

Ahmed Refaat ahmedrefaacbd5 — easy-read

Cristina Lobo cristinalobo — The final(?) book in Jim Butcher's Codex Alera series, this one picks up not long after the events of the previous novel, with Tavi on his way home from the Canim homeland, and ends the story first began in 'Furies of Claderon', while still leaving plenty of scope for other novels to be set in the same world. Regarding the series as a whole: while, I found, that they did get better as they went along (the first, in particular, feeling to me like it was very much rote), I also felt that (individually and collectively) they never reached the same level as Butcher's Dresden Files series. Out of the six books in this (Codex Alera) series, I felt the best of them was the third - 'Cursor's Fury' - although you would also need to have read them in order to see the over-all picture. Finished? Yes. Enjoyed? Yes. Will I re-read them? Unlikely.

Muhammad Rafi muhraffi — Neal Shusterman always tells a weird but really good story.

Anton Khodakovsky bookcoversforall — I love this book so much. Everyone has to read it. A tragic story about 2 sisters one popular the other not. ne gets cancer and everyones life changes for ever. Everything takes a twirl and swirl and you'll have to read it to find out the best part of the book.