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Adriana González adrianagiglesias — I'm still not sure what constitutes as a Noh play. All the plays here have some kind of intertwine between reality and dream, reality and imagination. The blurred area between the two is interestingly wide. I'll make sure I'll go to one of the performance if I the chance.

Olivia Croxson _livia_roxson — I love this book. Started it yesterday afternoon and didn't put it down until like three am. The characters are great, and no, it's not a lovey dovey book, they have one kiss in it but it's great! It made me go immediately, that I needed to get the next book. I put it right up there with the Sookie Stackhouse series

Junieth Quintanilla _unieth — TJ is the tomboy of her group not one who usually catches a guys attention. She's dating Lucy's brother Steve her first boyfriend. But when her best friend Nesta's boyfriend Luke shows an interest she can't help, but show some back. She gets the feeling that Luke could just be playing with her heart, but she's really blinded by love. When TJ takes the plunge and makes out with Luke and breaks up with Steve it causes trouble not only for her, but her foursome of best friends. Luke lies to Nesta and claims that TJ came on to him and that she only kissed him. Lucy sides with Nesta and Izzy sides with TJ breaking up the foursome. Can TJ convince that Nesta that she's telling the truth and reform the friendship?

Letrey Taylor _etrey_aylor — this book takes a while to get into, but don't give up. once you get the hang of it, it's fun.

Lisa Jansen jansencreative — There are few authors who I can read over and over again and STILL laugh out loud every damn time. Christopher Moore is a comic genius. He has yet to write a book I don't like. Picking a favorite is difficult, but Lamb does come very close. Its beautifully written and Biff is the my all time favorite character of his. And when you take away all the funny stuff it still remains an incredibly enjoyable story about the importance of friendship.

淼 张 zhangmiao398902842 — ** spoiler alert ** I'm happy to read a book about a lesser known part of TR's life. He almost dies on this trek, and it makes you think how rough exploring really was and how tough TR was as a person. Great read.

Eduardo Rodriguez eduarnes50 — For a while there, I was worried I just wasn't into science fiction. After a few tries with critically-acclaimed novels like A Fire Upon the Deep that just weren't capturing my attention, I'm happy to report that Spin renews my hope that I can be an avid science fiction reader. What makes it different? A few things. Robert Charles Wilson focuses on three characters whose views and emotions intertwine. Fantastic characterization, an element sometimes missing from science fiction. When science is brought into the equation, it never feels like an "info-dump." In fact, I relished the moments of explanation because they were so well thought out and interesting. My only cry foul would be some of the religious organization subplot. Wilson had a great jumping off point for some science versus religion debates, but these sections instead were my least favorite parts because they lacked interesting discussion. I would put this in the same category as The Doomsday Book by Connie Willis as a great gateway to science fiction. Highly recommended.