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Chiann Wong _hiann_ong — Well written. Changes many common historical preceptions. This book contains a lot of information that has been readily available, but has never been complied together.

Linxi Zuiran 2901596875b7c — Riveting. I've always loved stories set in the 1800's. The characters are distinctive, resembling Gossip Girl in the previous era. Gossip cluttered, beautiful high society ladies, dashing men, naughty secrets. I loved it. Penelope is like Blair, but with more sneaky ways and negative thoughts in mind. Elizabeth, my favorite character, is Serena. Lina is more like Jenny, and Diana is a breath of fresh air. Not to compare between the two, but the similarity is quite striking, although I prefer this short series. I don't really like the writing style of Gossip Girl series, but I like Miss Godbersen's descriptions and how the story unfolds. Will look forward to the rest of the books. Oh. I haven't even read The Luxe, but Rumors lets me know enough gossips to let me grasp the whole story in one quick read.

Goran Vujakovic goranvujakovic — If you're going to get one book by Carlin... make it this one. Fast, funny and random--and if it offends you, loosen up! it's only "language". If you're going to get all of them--get his 3+ book collection 'An Orgy of George' with stuff (or shit) not in the others. Rest in peace George, you will be greatly missed. You were someone I looked up to and helped me laugh to see past the darker times in life.

Mèo Mèo meomeopd175 — To Kill A Mocking Bird is one of my most favorite stories! The glimse i got into a society, and most importantly a family is important to us today. It shows that it is the big acts as well as the small acts of heroism are each equally important.

Jason Rowles jason_rowles — There is something about this book that touched me, maybe the characters, maybe their stories, I'm not sure, but I was a bit surprised that I liked it so much. The writing wasn't especially great or creative, but I still gave it four stars because of the ability that the story has to grab and hold you, to touch you. I even started knitting a Georgia quilt! (The directions are in the sequel, Knit Two.) The story is about knitting store owner, Georgia Walker, her daughter Dakota, and their group of friends that make up the Friday Night Knitting Club. An inspirational, easy, light, read, with a deceptively deeper meaning about female relationships and friendships. The story has memorable characters,and will make you wish you knew how to knit, or start knitting again if you already know how.

Ana Cecy crivers — This book is excellent for all of those little details you were curious about with regards to day to day life in the Civil War. Don't look here if you want detailed analysis of General Lee's military decisions, or the whethertos and whyfores of Lincoln's ascent to power. But if you want to know about how the men in camp managed to cook without a frying pan half the time, whether or not they actually used bayonets for anything useful, or the sudden popularity of the mourning clothing industry on the homefront, this is definitely the book for you! Excellent.