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Gaia Scaduto gaiascadutocillari — My review of Behemoth can also be found here: Review of Behemoth by Scott Westerfeld I actually rated this book 4 1/2 stars (since you can add 1/2's on here I figured I'd tell you all! Amazing! I loved this! The action picked up like tons in this book! I read it literally in half the time it took me to read Leviathan. I couldn't put the book down! There was so much action going on that I couldn't put it down because I had to know what was happening. Seriously, I stopped reading to go get some breakfast and had to pick it back up immediately when I got back. Lol. First of all, the secrets, or hidden plans, or things that just weren't told! So many things! I mean it was like you'd learn one thing and then another one bigger than that would be outed and added even more drama and interest to the story. Normally I don't like lots of secrets or secret like things being revealed one after the other but it worked so well in this story. It made you want to read more and more! The way the secrets were revealed just played into the story being that much better! Not to mention, the two biggest secrets, Alek being a Prince, and Deryn being a girl were almost outed a couple of times and it kept me on my toes wondering if one of them was about to be in trouble. Ahhh! This is why Scott Westerfeld is one of my favorite authors! Just when I think his writing couldn't be any better I'm blown away by the latest thing I've read by him! I love writers than can blow you away with their work even when you think they cant get any better than they already have. :D Now back to the book! Lol. The Ottoman Empire! I didn't know what to expect when the Leviathan got their but it wasn't what actually happened! I definitely wasnt expecting to find the Germans having way more control than people thought. I mean it was made obvious that even though they were supposed to be a neutral power who had more control. The Germans. I mean just with the way people were treating them you could tell that it wasn't as friendly to the Darwinists as they were to the Clankers. I was scared for both Deryn and Alek when they weren't aboard the Leviathan! I mean at least on the Leviathan the crew tried to be friendly with Alek and his people. The people in Istanbul were just rude to them all around! Not to mention it showed what side they were leaning towards at the end with what they had built! I'm so glad Deryn, Alek and their allies we're able to destroy what was built before it could do a lot of harm! If you liked Leviathan then I highly suggest you pick up Behemoth! :)

Kayla Thompson kaylathomp6f00 — ** spoiler alert ** An fun read if you're the type of person that wonders why things are the way they are, and like explanations backed up by data and not just someone's opinion. When the authors say there is no unifying theme, they mean it. It's just a collection of interesting stories about unique ways of looking at society and its foibles, and the authors' quests to find answers or explanations for them. What I learned: to really think through an incentive (make sure it will have the intended result); to challenge the real estate agent if I ever sell a home (they're not really incented to get you the best price); that I might not be as terrible of a parent as I feared (it's more about who you are not what you do, unless you're really terrible); and that I might be able to lose weight by eating what I want (reference to the Shangri-La Diet in the back of the book).