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Sonia Rrodriguez switss — a nice slow book to chew on. A reflection on the univeral absurdity of politics and government juxtaposed with weather and a love story. The protagonist seems kind of self-absorbed and silly.

Michell Ed edmichell — اين كتاب تفاوت هاي فاحش يك زن عر ب و يك زن امريكاي را به خوبي نمايان مي كند

G884400 G884400 gokceerbatu — Isn't it great when you find a series of books that you really enjoy, and then can't wait for a new one to come out? The Harry Dresden series burst onto my bookcase last year, when I picked up book 7 at the library, on a whim, just before a business trip. 2 days into the trip, I'd finished the book (Dead Beat) and had found the local book store and bought the first in the series: Storm Front. Ironically, in the first few pages, the book didn't really resonate for me, it took a bit to get into the main character, Harry. But after the first couple of chapters I was hooked, and it's been a great time hanging out with Harry ever since. The essentials: Harry's a wizard. Still with me? He lives in modern day Chicago and works as a sort of private investigator. Think Buffy, but less cheeky. He consults for the Chicago Police Department. People around him are largely skeptical of his abilites, etc., and he's occasionally pegged as a nutter. The assorted werewolves, vampires and demons don't doubt him. He's got a healthy amount of self doubt, he's frequently scared and tired, but he's motivated by a sense of duty and general stubbonness (OK he's a smart ass) and he refuses to let the bad guy win. He's got a bunch of friends and colleagues that develop as the books do. Really there's not a dud in the books, although they do tend to alternate more serious themes with more light ones. Sci Fi channel started a show in january based on the books, it's not bad. But the books are better.

Jacob Fierer skittles2f28 — The book was placed on my reading list by my librarian. I was not really satisfied. The audiobook sounds as if it is being read by an 8 year old. It was just hard to read another teen novel so quickly after Twillight. The books jumps around, leaves so many loose ends along the pages. The main character attempts a sort of suicide, and I would have really prefered a lot more reasoning behind it. I suppose the thought was that 14 year olds are impulsive, but the 14 year olds I know put much more thought into actions than the main character. I did like the whole concept of the afterlife as described. The concept of the book was better than the book its self.