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Alexis Loves alexisloves — It gets 5ive stars for accomplishment, but only 2wo for reading pleasure

Heidi Anne heidiannemorris — f I had Book 2 "Point Blank" on me after finishing this one, I would've jumped right into it. The book is entertaining, and it's great for reluctant readers, I'm sure I would've seen more bookstores and less Gamestops if I'd known about these as a kid. Alex is a lot like a young James Bond, except he's not thrilled about the ways of a spy and as Horowitz points out within the later pages of prose, he isn't exactly patriotic either. He wants to be normal, but he also wants answers for his uncle's death so that naturally pushes him into taking on another child's identity to infiltrate the home of a suspicious man who's donating countless of the most advanced computers (Stormbreaker) the world has ever seen to schools everywhere. The ending of this book was just a great scene though, I definitely see myself picking up "Point Blank" in the near future. Maybe "Skeleton Key" as well. Then maybe "Eagle Strike" if I can see past the red cover. (P.S: I love the color tones used on the covers.)

Francisca Rios frios — Dean Koontz wrote this true account of his beloved Golden Retriever Trixie, or as he sometimes called her "short stuff". Since I am the mom of an 11 1/2 year old Golden, whose name is Jake, I related to so much of what he had to say. He rescued her from an organization where she had been trained to be a service dog. After she had required surgery that would keep her from doing what she loved best she was put up for adoption. Unsure if he was making a mistake by doing this he quickly learned what a vital member of his family she would be. She became the daughter he and his wife did not have. It is a tale of laughter and sadness. For anyone who owns a Golden you will really get his story. I saw so much of my Jake in this tale. While being a quick read it is also a very good book.

Loc Tran loctran6486474 — Pointless. This book was all over the place. I didn't like it.

Kat Fry kaff — Evidence: 1944-1994 review