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Bobby Parker infobcfb — I only got through half before I had to return it to the library. I'm usually not much of a non-fiction reader but this book on early American history makers was really fascinating. This is my belated humanities classes missing from my engineering curriculum!

Danielys Villoria danielysdvb — This was the first of the Royal Diaries that I read, and I do not think any of the subsequent books in the series ever bested it. Lasky's attempt to bring a young Elizabeth Tudor to life was masterfully done, showing the princess who loves to act like a child (playing games with her beloved friend, Robin Dudley, and younger brother, Edward), a young girl who longs desperately for her father's love (clinging tightly to any expression of affection), while also giving hints at the immensely clever woman she will one day be. Granted, some liberties are taken with history, but the story is so wonderful that it doesn't really matter. The book gives young readers an excellent look into Tudor England right where the action was happening, as well as a look at the years that helped to mold one girl into one of England's greatest monarchs.

徐 红军 493638809ab14 — I was surprised by this book because I assumed all the hype was unwarranted, but you know what they say happens when you assume. Patrick Rothfuss has given his readers something special and I am so glad I got to be in on that. The Name of the Wind is that kind of book where you can get lost for a couple of hours and feel like no time has gone by, or read for a few pages and are taken on a complete journey. I don't read a lot of high fantasy, scratch that, high fantasy usually scares me away for some reason, but "The Name of the Wind" and Patrick Rothfuss have me seriously reevaluating my phobia, I can't wait to get my hands on "The Wise Man's Fear".