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Sukiyama Sagara sukiyama — I have no idea why it took me so long to read The Scarlet Letter. Well, I guess I missed the part of high school when they read it, and then in college I read a bunch of Hawthorne's short stories but none of his novels. And maybe I was a little bit scared by all the people - people who read serious, literary stuff - telling me how hard it was. Especially the introduction. That infamous introduction... In any case, I finally read it, and loved it. Even the introduction. Sure, it wasn't the quickest read, but I loved every word. Hawthorne's language is mesmerizing, the plot is compelling (even though I knew the outline), and some surprisingly modern issues are dealt with in interesting ways. I have visited various Hawthorne sites in Salem and Concord, MA, and this definitely added to my enjoyment of the book. If you're in the area, I'd definitely visit the real House of the Seven Gables (http://www.7gables.org) and then give Hawthorne a try.

Basileus Zinkewicz champion — Whew what was with this woman? An incredible true story and I kept questioning why on earth she was there at all! Apparently she wrote two more after this one so I am very curious to see how the story truly ends.

Catherine Foster catherinefoster — This was the first book I had ever read by this author, and I was hooked after reading it. It is about the greed that followed the decimation left behind by a major hurricane (can't remember the name of the hurricane!) in Southern Florida.