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Berenice De molkitossd112 — Of all the series, this is my absolute favorite. The most profound look at the emotions and thoughts of Harry as well as those around him. The way that Rowling escalated the cast of characters in this book, made the movie version that much more disappointing.

Ruslan Nos nosruslan — one of the best collections of short story's i have ever read.

Mike Sollami msollami — Last week I found myself reading a football book. I picked up this book because everything else I read but Michael Lewis I very much enjoyed and I thought he could bring a unique voice to his subject matter normally known for substandard literature. Don't get me wrong, I am a big football fan. The problem is that reading about football is usually a whole different scenario than watching football or playing football. What I found in this football book were three or four different stories in one. The main story was what the movie was made from and it's the story about a boy named Michael Oher. It's a story of a neglected child, a black boy raised in the ghetto the son of an addicted mother and no father. It's an all too familiar story but reading about it is hard nonetheless. Michael's story is unique in that Michael got a chance, Michael got to grow up safe, with the future. It's the story of nature versus nurture, and nurture always wins out. The second story is the story of the NFL. It's a story of offense linemen versus defense of wine. It's a story of the chess game that goes on between great minds on the sidelines using massive human beings as ponds in a complex contest of strength. What surprised me was that story was also great. Michael Lewis successfully follows the evolution of football from a running game to a passing game, and subsequently to a devastating short yardage full field frontal attack in a system perfected by coach named Walsh. The third story is the story of college football recruiting. It's the story of the links that coaches will go to secure the best talent in the nation. It's the story of the power houses – Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Florida State, Oklahoma, LSU, and Ole Miss. The personal visits and the pleading attention to get Michael Oher to sign with their team was a case study useful for any blue-chip athlete. The fourth story is the truly American story of rags to riches of self-made success and determination. It was a story of a man who rises from poverty and rides the capricious wave of capitalism to a modicum of success and then turns around and gives back to those in need. And that story was good too. I found myself rooting for Michael, and his family, and even for a team I never really liked before. I found myself rooting for right wing evangelical Christians. I found myself nearly in tears and I found myself cheering silently.

Katie Rose katierose37 — Better than Nausea.