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Mashhoor Alnassar mknstudio — I want a magical telepathic horse.

Ken Larson smalltofeds — this is my favorite Jane Green novel, definitely recommended

Sebastian Restrepo _ebbywolfy2121 — This book infuriated and horrified me. It also openned my eyes to the attrocities that so many children live through every day. I'm so unspeakably thankful that my brother's four children are not among those living in such a state.

Rudy Thompson _tist1_tud6b8f — مزخرف به تمام معنا

Mohamed Soliman mohamed0f7b — Surprisingly good! I had never heard of this series, but tried a sample when my Kindle recommended it to me, and then downloaded it. I figured it was another Twlight copycat, but it is very good. I loved Twilight, but there are parts of this that I may even like more. The main character, Rose, is a dhampir... a half-human, half-vampire guardian-in-training of the "good" vampires- the Moroi. Guardians protect the Moroi from the "bad" vampires- the Strigoi. Rose is a tough, strong, flawed, but fabulous character which was great after the whiny Bella. Add in a telepathic link with her best friend Lissa, and better written forbidden love/sexual tension than in Twilight and you've got a great story.

Diana Urdaneta dianaurdaneta — This is the fifth book in the South Seas Adventure series. This series is about the adventures of Abby Kendall, a young teenage girl, and her family and friends as they travel the South Seas in the late 1840s. Thirteen-year-old Abby Kendall and her friends and family are sailing to China on a trading venture when they come across a lifeless looking body floating on a barrel in the sea. Rescuing the stranger, they discover she is a young girl Abby's age, named Violet. Violet is a wealthy British girl who was sailing to join her father, who works in China for a trading company, when her ship was attacked and burned by pirates led by the infamous Zai Ching. But instead of being grateful for being rescued, Violet acts haughty and stuck-up, and steals the attention of everyone around her, especially Abby's best friend Luke and her mother. Abby's excitement at visiting the exotic land of China and exploring the city of Shanghai is spoiled by Violet's presence. When they must take Violet further south to join her father, a journey that means sailing through pirate-infested waters, Abby resents that they are now in danger because of Violet. Can Abby and Violet ever learn to get along? This is yet another great book from the South Seas Adventures series. I really enjoyed reading this new adventure featuring Abby and her family and friends, and I loved the exotic and unique historical setting. I highly recommend this series to readers who enjoy historical fiction, and I can't wait to read the rest of the books in this series.