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Roma Rogachev rogachev — AMAZING STORY!! Love this writer. No one writes better about the personal need for the dynamic in life. If you have a hunger for something bigger and challenging in your life, Krakauer is the man to inspire you. This is a heartbreaking true story. Sure it is his side of the whole fiasco but he brings a great reverence to it all. I would not suggest reading this book and then see the IMAX film that was being done at the same time this incident did. There are some really heartbreaking scenes that become a bit too real (I guess since they were real.) No matter what type of book you like, read this, it is completely worth it.

P F petefeiged552 — My Review: What is Stella going to do about her nervous tummy? The Dragon Realms Talent Contest is tomorrow and she is worried that she will toot fire and stink up the place and ruin her chances of winning. Her friend Allen decided that they should practice until she is no longer nervous. But her stomach gurgle-gurgled and BRRRT! But Allen had a solution, the next day he brought Stella a platter of blueberry muffins. Did the muffins help Stella stop farting and win the completion? Stella had a good friend in Allen who kept on encouraging her. This story will help children believe in themselves that no matter the situation they can overcome it. Just make sure you have a good friend that would stand by you no matter what even if your fart stink….LOL! The bold and colorful illustrations by Jack Foster help with the story. I highly recommend this book for your children’s library and for classroom reading. FTC Disclosure: I received a review copy of this book from the author in exchange for a fair and honest review. I was not monetarily compensated for my opinion in any way.

Lucie Bélisle lubellule12d36 — This reads like a dissertation but was so interesting to see the progression of our trying to control and cure cancer. I particularly appreciated the summary to bring us full circle to where we are today. Not an easy read by any means, but a very touching commentary by one oncologist who seems to understand the valley you go into when first diagnosed and where you stay to the end both tragic and uplifting depending on the outcome.

Honkai Chen kavinchen — Better than the last Mrs Murphy I read, but not as good as the early ones. And Harry seemed a bit cranky and foolish in this one.