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Milena Leão mileao — This is a book I read for work but also because I was just interested in it. It's a good basic introduction to cognitive psychology. It's written primarily for K-12 teachers, but I think it has some valuable lessons for anyone who is interested in learning about how we learn. Very accessible.

Joshua Raysuteja vikadikadec1dc — ** spoiler alert ** Warning: Flippant discussion of a triggery subject. Read at your own discretion. All in all, this was a lovely book. The writing style was clean and easy to follow, and both the historical and medical information was obviously well researched and presented convincingly. Perhaps best of all, I felt that almost every major character in both the historical and present day plotlines were fully developed and well rounded early on, which helped me buy into the increasingly erratic behaviors that came along as the regressions began to have more and more effect on both the protagonist and those around her. But I stuggled with something and have to take away one star merely for the fact that every single time I thought I had figured out which guy to cheer for, he turned into a rapey arsehole. And as I phrased it to my brother, "I don't mind a little rape showing up in books when it's historically accurate or significant to the plotline or whatall, but I though I was gonna be reading a historical-fantasy hybrid, not getting surprise sex my brain didn't know it wanted." You see, protagonist, generally when your ex-boyfriend decided to rape you, your response should really not be, "Dear me, how traumatizing. How fortunate that it was actually his alter-ego from a past-life regression and not really he who raped me, because I still love him." Actually, your response should probably be to CALL THE POLICE. In general, there was a severe lack of calling the police in appropriate situations...and this is coming from someone who watches Burn Notice and doesn't bat an eyelash when they pull U-turns on the freeway and no one calls Highway Patrol. But other than that little nugget jarring me out of the story, it was quite an enjoyable read.

Irina Panchoshak irinapanchoshak — This is quite possibly the best book ever written. Ever.

Roger Xue rogerxue — Disappointing. I tried, I really did to like this book, but couldn't force myself to read any more of it. The early books that Cornwell wrote were exciting, had characters that weren't weak or worn out. This storyline was just too hard to believe and felt like something that just wasn't well thought out.