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Katti Ka _attikaybee — I was looking for something a little lighter on the doom and gloom scale after reading Slumdog Millionaire (depressing though inspiring) and before reading The Reader (very depressing.) I decided to look for something narrated by Jim Dale (the narrator of the Harry Potter books) and found this. I'm only slightly familiar with the series. I've seen it at work and it's rather popular. So I've downloaded it from Audible.com and we'll see how it is.

Lukasz Majcher majterrof826 — Loved it, I had read The Tennis Partner a few years back and that was great too.

Teen Lam teenlam — Let me put it this way...this was one of many summer reading books before junior year of high school...I read the Grapes of Wrath in five days...took me two weeks to get through this...zzzzzzzzzzzz

Salim Chouarfa giga76 — The second book is similar to the first: gritty, not very much magic (a Good Thing), and chapters skip around to various character's point of view. While it is a well-told tale, the values and morals of the characters are hackneyed and stylized. One can predict what they will do for the most part. My favorite character is Tyrion. He's my kind of cynic. Surprisingly, he actually tries to do some good things.

Cedric Ghoussoub cedricghoussoub — Ellen is a tiny baby but everyone in her family has big plans for her. In fact, everyone wants her to turn out just like them! So aunts and uncles and cousins gather around her bassinet in droves to declare exactly what she will be. A fisherman, a dancer, a scholar, a pilot, a musician, an athlete, and much more. But Ellen will actually do exactly as she herself wants to, as she announces with a loud howl. This book captures the excitement, the attention and the joy of a new baby in a large family. Davenier’s illustrations are crowded with faces that reflect their delight. Havill does well in keeping the book from becoming a litany of ideas and maintains a rhythm and flow to the book as a whole. Her words dance, whoop and twirl. My favorite passage is her description of the baby’s cry as “a cloud-ruffling yowl.” Lovely and apt. This delightful book is perfect for a new baby gift, but I can also see it being useful with new big siblings who will may worry about the attention paid to the new baby. Appropriate for ages 3-6.

Dan Johnson dannyjohnson — one of my absolute favorites of ALL time

陶 一嘉 taoyijia — this is one of those books (there are a few here on my goodreads page) that i really loved at the time i read it. unfortunately, that was a long time ago so i really am not sure if it's 5-stars according to susie's ratings circa 2009. but accd'g to susie's ratings circa 1999, it was a winner.

Siz T chikuwabu — The wife of Dr. Kristian Beck, a doctor at the hospital where Hester Monk and Lady Callandra Daviot volunteer, is murdered. This was another great Monk mystery.