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Roman Kazantsev romankazantcevc253 — I absolutely loved this book. Other than the fact that you have to believe they could tell that a planet that is 300 years away will be hospitable, I found it fabulous! I loved the characters, the suspense, the pace, the world on the ship, the way she alternated between characters, and the story itself. Heck, I couldn't believe the author had me tearing up in the first chapter! (Thankfully, it's not a sad book because I don't particularly enjoy sad stories.) I'd really give this book 4-1/2 stars but Goodreads doesn't let you do halves. 6 of the 10 other books I've read so far this year have been really good teen books and I gave three of them 4 stars but this is definitely my favorite! I'll go ahead and give it 5 stars. Read it!

Neptik Creative _eptik — When I first started it I didn't think I was going to enjoy it, but soon was hooked at finished it on the same day.

Chao You buxinzhijue — Until happening across the movie trailer for The Woman in Black, I had never heard of it. I guess that's largely because it was written in the early eighties and wasn't extremely popular. Having read it, I'm not sure why it's made a comeback. But, Daniel Radcliffe is the star of the movie and the trailer does look creepy as hell so I'll probably end up seeing it. I had read some reviews of this book before opening it up, and due to the nature of the reviews, I expected to be terrified. People advised me not to read the book at night if I was home alone. They said I'd be looking around corners and sleeping with the lights on and all manner of nonsense. Well I did read the book at night, alone, and while I did enjoy the writing style very much and appreciated the "old timey" feel of the ghost story, I was by no means scared. After closing the book, I shut out the lights and got into bed. No woman in black appeared in my room, at least not to my knowledge ;) The story is very short. Less than 200 pages, which made for a very fast read. It's easy to believe, while reading this, that it was, in fact, written in the late 1800's/early 1900's so that is a definite plus. The way Susan Hill describes everything is superb, imo. I especially loved the first chapter entitled Christmas Eve. There were a few passages in that chapter that made me feel the crisp winter air and smell the woodsmoke outside and see the twinkling stars above. Mrs. Hill is definitely a talented author and this book was an entertaining ghost story. Just..not scary. More quaint and again, "old timey." Kind of like ghost stories you'd tell around a fire. The story is very predictable and Are You Afraid of the Dark -esque. (Although infinitely more grim). But it just had the feel of a tale told to frighten young children. I did enjoy it very much though and I'm sure the movie will be immensely scarier. Judging from the trailer alone, there is at least one scene that definitely did not happen in the book and was quite unnerving. So I look forward to that.