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Jemimah Ekeh _emimah_keh — the best of the Cohen books I've read. All are fairly short books, mainly meant for younger readers, I guess. But this one had some interesting stuff I didn't know.

Ana Bile carricaandco — While not nearly as epic as her later works, The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, this novella is still a worthy contribution to her anti-collectivist bibliography. Her message from Anthem is just as applicable today as it was when this was written back in the late 1930s, if not more so.

Carolina Mesas carolinamesas — Didn't enjoy this and abandoned it after the first few chapters. Life's too short to carry on with books not to my taste!

Nakul Chhabra nakulhuntse499 — Loved it!

Beatriz Marcomini beatrizmarfa77 — First I'd like to thank Harlequin for reaching out to "Good Choice Reading" and offering us "A Creed In Stone Creek" for review. It's an honor. I have to start off by saying that this was a cute western romance book. I love contemp romance but this book was a bit fast paced with its characters and slow paced with the story. Here's what I liked: 1. It's a complete delight to see a single man drop his life to adopt his best friend's child and raise him as his own. 2. I like that Melissa is a woman that has a career and can manage on her own. 3. I love how Steven approached any situation when it came to Matt and his family. He respected Matt enough to let him make some decisions Here's what I didn't like: 1. I didn't like how the main characters story was hot and cold. 2. Now I love Matt's character. But he seems to be a bit too smart for his age, even if he's a gift child. 3. I didn't like how the story was prolonged with other subplots. Overall it was a sweet story. How could you not like a man who takes resposibility for his deceased best friend's son without a thought. That was admiring. A man who dropped his life to raise his "new" adopted son. And then there's Melissa, a woman with character and a great career whose well educated and established. And I love how both Steven and Melissa have a great family bond. Seeing how their family supported them throughout the book was heart-warming. Despite the little issues I had with the story, Linda still managed to keep my attention. I give this book a 3.5 stars. This is a good book for you if you're into western romance.

Antonio Bellota antoniobellota — I read this in French class with one of my favorite professors...in the original French. I don't remember much of it, except that there's some good life lessons in it...like how to stay young at heart. Il n'est pas un homme...il est un champignon!