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Paramjeet Singh param941 — Gorgeous British crack - oops, I mean ‘story’. Goodreads: 'Jin, I’ve been drawing that fucking crab for three hours now, and it’s starting to freak me out. I keep looking into its dead staring eyes and thinking it’s trying to talk to me.' Jinx Slater is in the lower sixth of England’s most exclusive school for girls, Stagmount. She and her best friend Liberty live life to then fullest and delight in causing mayhem. When the mysterious new girl Stella Fox arrives, things change dramatically. http://www.thebookseller.com/books/au... http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/l/s... My Review: Just this side of `Desperate Housewives’ crazy when it comes to realism, this book hits the mark. If you’ve been to a girl’s boarding school then everything coming out of this author’s head would seem plausible and certainly familiar. The screw driver to release the window’s safety catch, exeat weekends, terrible school food and pupils with stories more horrifying than most people would initially realise etc. The wonder then, perhaps, is that you’d bother to read on; however Sara Lawrence has written a funny, engaging book, with a strong heroine. ‘Jin’ is observant, intriguing and will make you want to stand up and cheer occasionally, despite the books’ third person narration. It’s all just so very personable. I’ll be checking out the sequel ‘Jinxed’ just as soon as I can (apparently Jinx gets a man in that one). :-)

алексей гаевой gayevy — We see the childhood of Dorothee MacDonald. Really wonderful story - I'm so glad that I chose to reread these after I had initially read them with a huge gap in time between books.

Jin Yong jinyonglee — Campion is one of the premier sleuths of the 1930s and he is so likable and self-effacing that he sometimes seems to fade into the woodwork while he cogitates on his latest mystery. This story, one of my favorites of the series, involves some dirty tricks being played upon a dancing star of a popular British revue and Campion is called in to investigate. The tricks escalate into more than one murder and, to complicate the situation, Campion falls in love with the star's wife (although this issue is not necessarily central to the plot). Until the last few pages, Campion is wrong about the identity of the murderer although he has uncovered most of the evidence for the police.....his infallibility is endearing. I miss his manservant Lugg in this story as he makes a very limited appearance......he is such a great character. If you have not read the Campion mysteries, you should run out and find all you can.....they are extremely entertaining.

Ahmed Chouaib ahmed_ch10b8 — Not as strong a read as The Hunger Games. It starts off slowly, and, in my opinion, wastes some great characters and opportunities to set up the sequel. But just like its predecessor, excellent details and simple yet complicated plotting make it worth the journey.

Isabella Zinn zinnisabel6ff7 — Plaintext is my favorite of her autobiographical essay books, but they’re all superb, and this book is probably my second favorite after Plaintext. Nancy Mairs writes incredibly skillfully (she’s a gifted writer), and with complete honesty and a wonderful sense of humor. These linked essays are about her life, especially her ms and her depression. This book, about very serious subjects, is a pleasure to read. Very accessible. Highly recommended.