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Dragus Florina dragusflorina — Lucy's back and at it again. The second installment in the Lucy Valentine series and Webber doesn't dissapoint. Though you could read this as a stand alone, it will be more enjoyable if you read the first book Truly, Madly prior to this one. Full of humor, action and craziness; Lucy finally gets her man. I can't wait to read more about her new business ventures in the third book.

Century Suplemen centurysup2089 — What a beautiful read. Real literature by a real writer... Khalil Hosseini took me on a journey into a country that I have never cared much for (out of ignorance I admit that right away), but the Afghanistan he painted for me with his words made me open up to it and understand more of the horrible conflict that tore a people apart. For those who have never been in it, like me, war is incomprehensible. I watch, I listen, but I cannot relate. War on the news remains too far away and matter-of-fact for me to feel the innumerable human stories that are locked in it. And so too often I focus on other things that are going on in the world, simply because I can, simply because I can relate to them better. But in this story Khalil Hosseini helped me to get inside, at least a little bit. And it was amazing... The story of how ethnicity, friendship and social status can be so deeply intwined was moving to the bone. Many thanks to Khalil Hosseini for opening this door for me and for letting me run after his kite with him. I loved it.

Rameshwar Kapoor kapoorram98e07 — ** spoiler alert ** This book was VERY GOOD! Although some of the language was hard to understand. I loved Jim and Hucks friendship and how they grew together. I love how Twain makes Jim the voice of reason and essentially wiser than any white man. i enjoyed the various adventures Huck and Jim went through. Went Huck met the King and Duke, or when he turned into a girl or when he met the Grangerfords. I very much enjoyed this novel.

Anna Lundqvist annalundqvist — Okay, I don't really remember what this is about, but I do remember that I loved it and that it brought joy to my ravaged, pre-pubescent soul.