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Peter Maher _ie4s — This is an extremely well-written book about a girl who loves science and as a result, makes a beautiful connection to her naturalist grandfather. The language is sophisticated, yet still appropriate for the intended younger audience. The problem with this story is that it is just.... boring. The science in it is very basic and understandable-- just dull. This book has no great ending and everything is kind of left unresolved and hanging. It reminds me of when teachers would say "what do YOU think happened?" Nothing annoyed me more. At least point me in the right direction! The "exciting" parts with the Smithsonian, fair, photography, etc, are just slightly more interesting bits in a slow story. Not a page-turner, but it does have good qualities.

Iris Kushch kushch_design — A wonderful tale of the historical future empress in India, Nur Jahan - her youth, early marriage, and final ascension to empress and wife of Jahangir. I loved all the details about India, especially after having visited many of the sites described.

Kyle Malinosky kylemalinosky — Steven James in his new book, "The Queen" Book Five in the Patrick Bowers series published by Revell brings us to Wisconsin for this installment. While this is fifth in the series it can be read and enjoyed as a stand-alone with no knowledge of what has come before. Patrick Bowers is in Wisconsin trying to find a suspect that might lead him to Basque, who escaped previously. While still on this investigation he is sent to investigate a double homicide and possible suicide. On top of this someone is trying to break into the military database to start a nucleaur war, there is an assasin running loose and a mastermind that seems to be running all of this. This is what Patrick is dealing with professionally. Then he still has to deal with seeing his brother and sister-in-law for the first time in years and Tessa, his daughter, might be trapped in a raging snowstorm. Steven James loads his high octane thriller with so much misinformation and deceit that it takes a lot of concentration just to keep your head above water. The book races along at lightening speed and all the characters are put their paces trying to solve this homicide spree and put all the pieces together. Mr. James does just not write about evil to magnify it; no, he writes about evil to show how it can be fought, contained and triumphed over. He writes about the beauty of relationships and the rewards that come from true, real ones. He writes about a God who saw the need of humanity and came down and rescued us from our own mess. This, along with serial killers, is what you get with a Steven James -Patrick Bowers mystery. I am glad I found him and look forward to next years offering. To listen to 24 hours a day non-stop Christian music please visit our internet radio station http://www.kingdomairwaves.org If you missed the interview for "The Knight" and/or would like to hear the previous interview where we discussed the first two books and would like to listen to it and/or listen to interviews with other authors and professionals please go to www.kingdomhighlights.org where they are available On Demand. Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Revell. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.” “Available September 2011 at your favorite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group.”

Hee Lee ezbrush07d1 — I almost didn't want to finish this book, because then I would have to admit that the story was over.

Wiktoria Wysocka wiciak — I found this novel to be pretty interesting. It didn't blow me away nor was it as funny as the movie, but it was pretty insightful. Women are the fairer, albeit really confusing, sex. The main character Rob Fleming always seems to have problems having relationships with them. What better way to understand yourself or why you get women to eventually hate you than by examining past relationships? He had a passion for music, and it got in the way of the girls he dated. The moral of the story is that you shouldn't have a love for things that aren't your girlfriends because they need constant attention, true story. Just kidding. Or am I? (Suspenseful music plays.)

Boudaouara Yosr boudyosr101d — I think this novel may fall short of people's expectations, simply because so many people were enchanted with The Time Traveler's Wife, and this book isn't nearly as gripping. Having said that, there were so many things I loved about it. For one thing, it takes place in and around a Victorian cemetery, and as someone who volunteers at tours and events in a Victorian cemetery, I can tell that she researched. The tour guides in her book were right about things like Egyptian imagery in those monuments. I also give her credit for originality; so many stories are just re-tellings of other stories, and this one went out on a limb. I also love ghosts, and the fact that one of the main characters has a job full-time writing crossword puzzles. It's always fascinated me, to think about people who are able to do that for a living.

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Angélica Correa _nglikme — The eleventh commandment of the title is "Thou Shalt Not Get Caught" apparently, and that is the sum total of all I can remember of this book other than the fact that it's climatic scene sees the protagonist with a sniper rifle in an American football stadium. Not Archer on his best form, lacking the wit, tension and the sweep of his earlier thrillers like Not A Penny More, Not A Penny Less and Shall We Tell the President.