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Nadini Saram nadini — I found this book interesting yet troublesome- I didn't like the fact that it mixed God/prayer with fornication..although it was a misunderstanding by the characters, it just seems wrong. It was pretty intense, never dull, but not worth the time.

Marc Cooper marccooper — Just love Harry Potter,like all 12 year olds,except that I'm not 12!

Gunnar Franco _unnar_ — Things the grown-up me liked about SSA: - the character of Ben. So sympathetic, this genius-minded boy who thinks he's stupid because he cannot spell well or take tests. I'd like to see him discover more about why he has those difficulties, maybe gain some insight so he can make changes and boost his self-esteem. - Julian finds a bit of self-worth for himself, as well, and learns to embrace his nerdiness. - Greta already has a solid sense of self-worth, and a big ol' bunch of it. Confident girls are not so easy to find in adolescent literature. Greta's a terrific one. - the cool inventions the kids built. Too fun. And too much for Mr. SmartyPants Stringer to fight, heh heh.... - incredibly detailed illustrations. Must have taken forever to finish this one. (Although I will admit that the grown-up me finds all the text and detail in comics too distracting and overwhelming these days. This is the first graphic novel I've read in a long time.) - the heroic use of practical jokes to fight crime. Gotta love that. Things the child-me would have liked: - the cool inventions the kids built. I would have tried to build them, too. Or at least, built facsimiles and pretended they worked. - kids defeat the evil adult. Woo-Hoo!! Altogether, me-at-all-ages likes this fun graphic novel!

Bleu Caldwell bcaldwell — Not as exciting or funny as "To Say Nothing of the Dog" but great idea and writing. Pretty sad this one actually. I could read lots more books about time traveling historians.

Palm Chang zq898285890abcc — Ok, despite the 19 intervening years and all the new discoveries paleontologists have made, I still love this story. It's just too cool. I love dinosaurs--and my favorite storyline is still Dr. Grant and the kids. Hindsight being 20/20 though, Dr. Malcolm's morphine-fueled rants should have been a warning of the kind of dangerous nonsense Crichton was capable of.