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Mariela Campbell marielacampbell — I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would. Guess I was picturing the next Twilight or something. Plus I'm not that into Science Fiction as a rule. This is a great concept of a futuristic dystopian society which has reverted to human sacrifice like that of the gladitorial games, but worse because the practice is more pagan, sacrificing children via the Hunger Games. How much more horrible can society get? I really enjoyed this first book and parts of the two sequels, but I think the plot could have been tightened up a bit into a single novel. Of course it's for young adults, so I guess it's supposed to be smaller, thus three books. Plus, now they have the option of making three movies and really milking it.

Eric Chow cyersart — I enjoyed this book. It reads like a postmodern version of C.S. Lewis' Space Trilogy for its imaginative themes and layers of spiritual metaphors. The compelling story-line will keep the pages turning, but you will want to slow down to metabolize the substance of this novel.

Alfredo Lazcano _azcano_ — awesome wealth of italian-cuisine related cookery-knowledge. if only there were more PICTURES.

Shaista Khatree shystar — Suggested Subtitle: An Exacting and Complete Manual for Staging a Coup in an African Republic circa 1975

Jorge Luis deadbike — This was my first Edward Abbey book. I read it while spending a somewhat lonely and isolatory summer conducting a reasearch project at my undergraduate school. After I read this book, I proceeded to clean out the library's entire collection of Abbey books. Abbey was completely irreverant, arrogant, and self-obsessed at times, and I love him. For anyone who's ever dreamed of escaping real life for a while and living all alone in the desert, this is the book for you. Well, because that's what Abbey did.

Q Lin linqing — This book was hard to put down, but it's not pleasant reading, and something about the author's tone grated on me.