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Aimee Harper aimeeharpe2f4e — Read Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog by John Grogan right through the Superbowl. Finished with puffy eyes and a completely stuffed up nose, which kept me up for an hour or so, remembering our own sweet poodle, Marley. Grogan's Marley sounds more like Jack, our family's labradoodle puppy, which makes sense because Grogan's Marley was a labrador. Jack's got the same willful behavior, the same energy, the same strength, and he's huge. All the same, the similarities between all dogs was there and depicted well enough for me to have flash backs of watching Marley grow from a puppy to an adolescent to an adult to a dignified retiree. I'll always be a true dog person. R.I.P. Marley P.P. Sharpless.

Taesoon Hyun halgoon — This is one of my top five favorite books. It's hilarious, insane, and monumentally creative.

Marian Rosillo venuspoetdaec — when i read it a few years ago, i was totally blown away by it! it is so funny that i laughed out loud many times, but also hauntingly creepy with a fascinating storyline. (and at least *i* really did not see it coming. but then, i suck at guessing how stuff ends.)

Katharine Wisenbaker kathynsd0312 — ** spoiler alert ** This may have been one of my least favorite of the series. Don't get me wrong, I love Sherryl Woods and most of her books - but the heroine in this book just kept getting on my nerves. Maybe I need to take a break from romance novels. I appreciate that there was the classic boy meets girl, boy resists girl, boy grows and overcomes challenges, boy and girl fall in love - but MAN! There were times where I just wanted to tell Alice "when will enough be enough"? Maybe that was the point though - I guess the fact that I felt any emotion at all to it was proof enough that the author did a good job - though I doubt that was her intention, to have me get fed up with Alice. I appreciate the fact that Alice knew what she wanted and was determined to get it, however I felt as though her character lost some points with me because too many times it felt as though she was giving too much and just throwing herself at Patrick. *sigh* maybe I'm just being hard on her.

Hasan Bozkurt hasan_bzkubf65 — I am fascinated by angels. Some of them are pure and as we have seen in a number of other Angel based books there are also "bad" angels waiting to corrupt our main characters. Part angels or Nephilim are just as fascinating, have you ever seen the Paul Wesley mini series The Fallen? I thought was awesome! (If you have not seen this yet then check it out!!) With the popularity of angels being the main supernatural increasing at the moment I was surprised to find that Unearthly felt really fresh and new to me. It was not what I was expecting, in a really good way. For a start the main character is Clara who is struggling to come to terms with the fact she is part angel and has a destiny or purpose to fulfill. Before Clara began to get her visions all she really had to worry about was not being too good at school as being an angel-blood means she is faster, stronger and smarter than a teenage girl should be. Clara's visions start with a handsome boy standing in the woods. From this vision her family (Mum and Brother) move across the country to live where Clara has to be for her vision to take place. We only find out small details about the vision at a time and the boy who has a starring role in it, Christian. He is not the only handsome man though; there is also the twin brother of Clara's best friend, Tucker. Now to me I felt that the character of Christian was a bit distant and a bit flat and Tucker was definitely the star of the show for me, I am Team Tucker all the way (although I do admit I have a thing for the rugged cowboy)! I think if Christian had been a bit more rounded as a character I would have felt more like there was anguish between the 2 boys. I liked that a lot of this story was Clara's internal struggle of doing what feels right and what others perceive to be right. There is also a good number of issues left hanging at the end of the book which I am looking forward to finding out about in further books but none of them left me feeling cheated. Too often with books in a series I feel like parts of the story are just left to make you come back, but in this case it felt like there was just so much to know and we would find out in time when it was needed for the story. I can't wait for the next book in this series, it promises to be amazing.