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Christopher Chaffee chaffeecea52 — This book itself was all right, with plenty of epic elements. A lot of chapters begin by skipping a scene, then replaying it in flashback. That is kinda weird. Beware--if you read this book, you will probably end up reading the entire rest of the series (14 books long) just to find out what happens at the end. Having finished book 11, I can tell you I haven't seen any closure so far. So if you're the kind of person that can't start a series without finishing it, then you're in for a long road.

Dreamie Dragon _reamie — This is the first truly large book I ever read. The scope of the society that Rand creates is mind-boggling and her politic are intriguing (though it helped me to skip over a preachy 80-page speech about social and capitalist responsibility).

Rogerio Balieiro rogeriobal03b9 — Well-illustrated and poeticially written, a fine introduction to Barack Obama's life for a child.

Andrea Colson as5landa90 — Read on the trail. Not my favorite Irving.

Sarah Peterson simp525418c — Simple put: Funny, quick read. Bad vampires and good vampires don't like each other. "Damned" angst vampire falls in love. Biggest problem with this book was all the religious stuff. Damning of souls, God has left me, God heals all. I like my vampire straight up, sexy, and godless! My other problem was the crying heroine. Jeeze! She cried every other page.

Victoria Borbola borbola — What I liked about this book was the setting. A small Colorado mountain town in 1937. There was even a shout out to my hometown of Glenwood Springs. The book had me remembering my grandparents and stories they told. The descriptions of the scenery made me homesick.