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Mariana Rossi mar00 — One of my all time favorites... I couldn't put the book down.

Alyson Howard lysona — der bareh e jamaeh ast va martdom

Carolina Totaro _arit0h — This book is fantastic. It is reminiscent of the HBO show Carnivale in regards to quirky things occuring in the circus, but at the same time there is a great and involved story. There are many twists and turns and the book will leave you with your mouth open in shock!

Sadece Arayüz sadecearayuz — pretty

Tommy Three tommythree — I have such respect for Ayn Rand, both her philosophies and her books. I am amazed that this book was written in the 1930's. As you read it you feel like it could have been written last year. The only reason I do not give this book 5 stars is that with this book as well as Atlas Shrugged, I felt that the story and the point it was making got very dragged out and repetitive. I remember thinking while reading both books "OK, I get the point, now move on with the story". Overall, though, I love this book and am definitely an Ayn Rand fan. I would have loved to have met her.

Shumaila Nazar shumailanazar — ** spoiler alert ** Obviously no great literary masterpiece and it wasn't hard to figure out from about the 4th chapter how this would end but a nice, light read and I enjoyed it. My few problems with it would be: 1. some of the characters were completely unrealistic 2. frustrating that it had the main character chose to keep the baby and made it seem like everything would end happily ever after.

Madison Hanlon maddie_han0fa4 — This was recently made into a movie, although the plot was changed significantly (even more than usual). This is a pretty teenage book here, not much to it in terms of the plot. The relationships between the werewolves is nicely layed-out, much thought into that, and the emotions displayed by the main character are something anyone can relate to at some point. Plays a lot with the feeling of doing something for the family/community and doing something for yourself, pros and cons. That was probably the neatest thing about it.