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Max Rodriguez rodriguez1871 — I started reading Sarah Strohmeyer's books after discovering the Lipstick Chronicles she and several other sassy authors contribute to. In the time I actively read that blog Strohmeyer wrote about this book a lot and I was looking forward to reading it. Finally picked it up last week and I have to say I enjoyed it. The recipes discussed sound incredibly good, but that's just the proverbial icing on the cake. The real heart of the story is Julie's relationship with her mother and her childhood crush Michael. Michael seems too good to be true and their relationship blossomed fairly quickly on the page. But Julie and her mother's relationship seemed incredibly real to me. The only thing that really disappointed me was the lack of exploration in the relationship between Julie and her father. There was so much resentment built up on Julie's side, I really would've liked to see her father's side of things or even for him to have a few more lines - something that would give me the chance to see if their relationship would be salvageable after the story was over. Would I recommend this book? Sure! It's not just a light fluffy read, there's moments that inspire strong emotion, but it also brings a smile to your face or even makes the reader laugh out loud in a few places.

Ovidiu Subtire ovidiu_subtire — Without question, one of the most important books I have ever read. The fact that it's been virtually ignored over the past 40 years is a shame given its incredible social revalence in our current political climate. Essential reading.

Thijs Bosma thijsbosma — Ertman, who I believe is a political scientist, tries to explain the rise of all modern European states with a four part formula. Right off the bat I was not a fan of his approach. While it is an interesting approach, it ignores lots of historical contingencies.

Luigi Gonnella luigigonnella — I couldn't wait to know how it would end.And I guess I shouldn't regret that feeling.Because the ending was the best part.I'm happy that Beetle is now Chief Hermetic Scribe,Wolf-boy found his family,and Simon's like a trustworthy brother again,and I'm sure everyone loves it that way.So Angie Sage,what's next?