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Joel Dos joeldois28d502 — Nichts aufregendes, eher etwas für ruhige Stunde. Es geht um die letzten Stunden eines Restaurants, und dem Autor gelingt es diese genau und mit der angemessenen Melancholie zu beschreiben. Dadurch wird es allerdings nicht spannender. Wer sich aber darauf einlässt wird ein wunderbares und schönes Leseerlebnis haben, wer das nicht macht hat wahrscheinlich eine schöne Einschlafhilfe.

Linh Pham kukulilo — I read this first last August 2011. Looking back, I thought that this book was very interesting and amazing. After reading it the second time, I still think that it's interesting. But amazing? Not so much anymore. What compelled me to read this book (the first time) was the plot. Genetic engineering is interesting, especially if it's some kind of virus that kills people. That's super interesting. I wish the author provided more descriptions and explanations about their genetic problems. My opinion on this genetic problem is that it's so simple and it makes me wonder why their supposed to be smarter generation haven't figured it out yet. (view spoiler) The characters--Rhine, Gabriel, Linden, Cecily, Janna, and Vaughn--didn't look as appealing as they did the first time around. They appeared as annoying, weak, and wimpy. All of them except for Janna who to this day, remains my favorite out of the six major characters. Linden comes second to my character list. He remained true, straight-forward, sweet, thoughtful, and he respected Rhine's wishes throughout the book. My only complaint is that he is too clueless about what's happening in his own home and wives. Oh, and he's selfish, too. Speaking of selfish, Rhine is a very selfish character, too. (view spoiler) Not to mention, stupid. If she didn't answer the ad for the bone marrow transplant, she wouldn't have been taken. So, yes, 4 stars pretty much sums it up. I'm looking forward to reading Fever--and Gabriel better man up or else. Re-read last July 16, 2012.

Charlotte Semmama charlottes1556 — My friend, Scott, who is an excellent cook, recommended this book to me. I confess that I have not read it lately. Read it once or twice and LEARN to make really good food. For me, it was the advice on making soup that clinched it. I now make soup at least once a week and it's very good!

Edouard Favrot efavrot — I was very skeptical that I would like the Twilight Series but (at the the total risk of embarrasing myself) I have to be honest and admit that I loved it! It was the perfect summer read and I am totally in love with Edward...so what that he's a vampire!! Individually, I give each book 4 stars...the writing isn't anything spectacular or profound, but I fell in love with the characters and was very entertained. Overall, I give the series five stars...it was just fun. Currently, I have moved on to watching (and re-watching) the movies.

Haydan Hilario haydan1112 — So awesome, I'm not even done and I want to read it again.

Cindy Rengifo cindyruiz111b0 — Very interesting book. Has all the charm of original (muggle) fairy tales, but, has the joy of Harry Potter wrapped within.

Melanie Simard _elanie_imard — Fast read ... but their "adventure" went on and on. I eventually started skimming the adventure pages since it was clear they would eventually get through their ordeal. On to book 2 of the series.

Taylor Wichrowski taylorwichrowski — A SHIFT from Kansas' Oz to Ventura's "Dark Cloud" Move over, Dorothy and Toto; make way for Cassie and her little dog, Pip! With SHIFT: The Spiritus Chronicles: Book One, Author D Doyle Reynolds crafts a technical, paranormal tale of one precocious and gifted five year old, Cassie, who begins seeing obscure visions from an angel. Cassie's sitter and mentor, Sandy, begins to detect Cassie's otherworldly experiences, and as Cassie describes her angelic encounters, the story unfurls and is brought to light. When a government plane crashes over Ventura, California with its classified cargo- a weather changing device marked "Dark Cloud"- a portal is suddenly opened to another dimension, and all hell breaks loose, quite literally. Creatures soon begin to infiltrate planet Earth, construed by some as demons while others perceive them as aliens, and the government is in up to its neck to find a cover-up for its top secret mission gone haywire. Sandy relents that Cassie has had previous visions about the whole fiasco and, with their little dog, Pip, it's up to Cassie to save the day as prompted by the messenger sent from The Almighty. The little girl has no dreams about traveling somewhere over the rainbow, rather she teleports through circular rings she sees around Earth's sphere, each telekinetic ride drawing her closer to danger. Teleport through SHIFT with Cassie and Author D Doyle Reynolds, hang on to your seat, and enjoy the thrill-ride! Teric Darken <><+><> Author of Wickflicker, U-TURN KiLLuR, and KILL FM 100