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Aboli Salvi aboli — A fabulous collection of essays, available for free under the Creative Commons license at craphound.com, Cory Doctorow's website, along with all his other books. Some of the essays repeat the same examples but overall, a good collection to have around, though I might recommend that you don't read them straight through. The author practices what he preaches in terms of digital rights and I think that is the best endorsement of the points raised in these essays.

Jennifer Emiko jennekaplan — Fun story, some good laughs. Enjoyable romp.

łukasz Kartaszow kartshow — 4½ Out of 5 Yuki survived Samhain, and everything should be fine (until next year, anyway. Or until the witches she stole the amulet from find out she took it. Whichever comes first). But a jock has just died on Witchtrot Lane, centre of a witchy curse, and the J-Team – jocks and general jerks – think Yuki is the one who killed him. She didn’t, obviously, but try telling that to the J-Team. Plus a werewolf from Simon’s past has reappeared, and the rivalry between the two of them seems ready to explode. But back to the J-Team… they are determined, scarily determined. Yuki’s in real danger, until she can prove to the J-Team that’s she’s innocent. Business as usual then: working on short time with a curse hanging over her head. And don’t forget: “Never, ever travel on Witchtrot Road after dark…” This is seriously one of my very favourite series ever. It’s fun, cute, quirky, scary, funny and choc-a-block with ghosts. The world is amazing – spirit guides, werewolves, dead-people-smelling-girls, witches. The characters are wonderful and relatable. The relationships feel 100% real and believable. I was glued to the page from start to finish. I just love everything about the Spirit Guide series – what am I going to do while I wait for Book Four?! Yuki is honestly one of my favourite heroines. She’s quirky, fun and totally cute. I love her! Plus, she’s completely insane. Or, as my aunt would say, “special in the head”. Which is just a nice, cute way of saying mad. Yuki’s just so funny and witty and generally awesome! I mean, she made little rice balls people, out of rice pudding, trail mix, fruit pieces and toothpicks… and ATE THEM! God, that made me laugh. She’s just absolutely, insanely wonderful – I love her snarky…ness. And the really wonderful, wacky ideas came out of that special head. Calvin Miller, alpha wolf and Yuki’s gorgeous boyfriend. He’s perfect: can I have one like him? Though he takes his alpha responsibilities seriously, he also had a bit of a wild side. (Swoon.) And he’s always looking after Yuki. He is, truly, as Yuki said, “made of awesome”. Cal’s just way too cute, and really rocking that alpha thing. Cal and Yuki were, once again, the cutest EVER. I totally felt the chemistry, and the love and the general adorableness. They just complete each other. Cal could practically read Yuki’s mind: he knew exactly how to make her feel better. They were so cute, and the chemistry is totally believable. And Emma, the best friend ever, who is sweet, funny and addicted to organisation. And, again, knew exactly how to make Yuki feel better, what Yuki needed. I love her! But something strange was goin’ on with Emma in this one… She wasn’t “On The Drugs”, but what the hey was up with her? Simon was just brilliant! I LOVE his guy! He’s absolutely hilarious, totally vain and completely bonkers. Now Cal’s second in command: Simon would do anything for his alpha. And he respects Cal (‘though Cal’s probably the only one Simon does respect!). Always flirting, he’s constantly funny with an ironic edge. He’s ace and wonderful and the best. A newcomer in the series, Gabriel, Meredith’s brother, Simon’s true love who died because of him. Gabriel hated Simon, blaming him for Meredith’s death (this is part of a whole backstory thing, one that no one will get unless they’ve read the books). Gabriel was bad tempered. Therefore Yuki nicknamed him “The Brat”, and let me just tell ya, the nickname suited him. He was sulky and childish. Although, he was kinda funny – but shh! Don’t tell him that! The plot was really fast and super twisty, with an ending I definitely did not see coming – just how I like ‘em. I was scared, amused, confused and seriously wowed by the (another Yuki word) awesomeness. I love this series! I haven’t come across anything even close to it. No one does the hilarious to the scary like E.J. She rocks! As Yuki would say. Now: BOOK FOUR PLEASE! I mean, the ending was even worse than the others. Way worse. Not suspense-worse, just worse-worse. And if I don’t find out what happens next, I’m gonna end up Loco Lycans. Seriously. Plus, how will I be able to live without Yuki and the gang?! I almost lost it when I went a day without the books. So how, how, how will I manage without them? Finally, to sum the story up in one sentence: Sleuthing with a side of ghosts – love it!

Jana Cornelio janacornelio — Very different. . . I'm not sure how I feel about this book. The author did a good job weaving zombie slaying and ninja-skills into the original story. And that part was fun. I hesitate giving my full approval because of the three or four sexual innuendos that don't need to be there. I was seriously grossed out with Charlotte in this version too.

Isaac Lara solotro — unbelievably good