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崇昆 黄 1154199117a5e7 — Obra fundamental en mi desarrollo personal, me enseño la importancia de un "método"... Bromas aparte, literariamente es bueno, y se puede aprender mucho con su lectura.

Alexey Shadrin _l_hadr — i would love to read dis book because i was told it was funney and good

Nicki Patel nickipatel — I have wanted to read this for so long, but when it came down to it, I couldn't even finish it, and that NEVER happens. I think it may have just been the wrong time though, so I'll try again.

Olga Gribanova _elogalea9cc — This story uses an old plot-line (power versus people) with no novel variation. The characters' actions are inconsistent with the storyline. I liked that music was the linchpin of the Resistance, the strong and independent consolers (women), paths crossed throughout the story, and that the Phalange equals barbarians. What I didn't like: Phalange actions were inconsistent throughout story, the dog-men (???), the many caricatured characters like the Tank, Skeleton, Mills; Helen goes back for Paula then doesn't stay in contact with her?; The Games going on while the revolt is underway? I found the sacrificial death ending pathetic and the epilogue maudlin.

Angelliki Liamis angelliki — It wasn't my favorite, but I still really liked it. I am not fond of Nicci, so some of the parts with her really bored me.

Leah Malmos lamalmos8bf1 — Though at times, I found myself saying "Yeah, I know, I know", it is full of great information and actions to take, attitudes to take on, that will truly improve your life. I've read it twice and will every few years or so. I also loved that it was full of stories and examples from her practice. I love hearing real stories and situations.

Thanh Huong thanhhuongc3e9 — i adore time travel stories. this is one following three women who have the chance to relive any 2 week period in their lives. love this book.

Eri Chian shanguitou — I really liked this book. It was about 2 best friends Lia and Cassie. They are wintergirls frozen in fragile bodies, competitors in a deadly contest to see who can be the thinnest. But Cassie lossed her life and Lia is left behind, haunted by her friend's memory and feeling guilty for not being able to help save her. This book explores Lia's struggle, her painful path to recovery and her desperate attempts to hold on to the most important thing of all-hope.

Rafal Ejchorszt ejchorszt — Glad my high school experience wasn't like this. Hope it's not like any of the students' sitting in my classes either.

Andy Ko andyko — Pretty difficult to finish. Sped read the last 60 pages. The characters were extremely one-dimensional. It seemed really forced, as if she was trying to describe really interesting details, places, personalities, but just never making it click and never succeeding in making it interesting or compelling.

Niclas Sandgren misterpowe5ddc — Reminded me a little of Isabelle Allende's books. I thought it was extremely well written and fascinating look at the culture and times of the 1920's 1930's in Brazil. One of the best reads I have had in a long time.

Angus Macleod angusmacleod — The Eight, by Katherine Neville - 2 and a half to 3 stars. Had the book been trimmed by two hundred pages, it would have been at least 3 stars; it weighs in at 600 pages. A bit complex, with a few too many French names of people and locations. It’s in the tradition of the DaVinci Code, although, to be fair, it was published in 1988. In this one, it’s a magic chessboard that everyone’s after. Very strong finish made it worthwhile. Neville is a very accomplished writer.