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Apostol Tnokovski tnokovski — "Noble deeds and hot baths are the best cures for depression." Such a delightful, charming book. I just re-'read' it via audio book on my work commutes and was sad to see it end... Emilia Fox was a fantastic narrator, too, incidentally.

Tara Cauchi taracauchi — This book was so fasinating and intriguing, well worth a read. I had followed this book for a while, before it came out, disappointed when I had no money when it did, but it wasn't long till I found it. I started reading it almost straight away, but well my book broke (BTW if your edition has damaged in anyway, please comment below with information, just checking if there is an all round book fault or just mine) fortunately once I got a new one I was instantly back into the flow of reading it. This book is surpisingly set in 7years from now, 2018, it shows how just a short amount of time can change everything, and maybe minus the demon's this book has a believbility factor about it. From the first page I found myself gripped, barely able to put it down. The action begins straight from the first page til the last. I honestly thought this book was going to be about trapping demon's, but it's really about much more. It also sends out some important messages to the reader, such as: how important family is and well as always having a form of hope. The book was well planned out and structured, and it is obvious that Jana Oliver really put allot of planning and time into making such a fantastic book. There is much more to it than well-developed character's, but basically a whole new world, and different types of demon's which have also been created. Protagonist, Riley Blackthorne, is one of the strongest lead females I have ever came across in not just the literature world, but in films and real-life. She is an inspiration and a role-model for all females out there. She shows that family is important, friends too, and that without hope we have nothing left. I found no fault's with this book, everything about it was near perfect,

Yi Hyewon artypunchi — The Lovely Bones is a story told through Susie Salmon about her murder. The story starts with her and everyday life, moving on to the murder and the rest of the book follows Susie's family and friends and seeing how they are dealing with her death. Susie wants to reach her family but obviously she can't, she sometimes watches her murderer, hoping he will get caught. I had watched the movie first and really liked it, it was so sad and disturbing I thought the book would be just the same. It had the same sadness obviously with the main storyline to do with murder but a few things were different, I liked how that the story carried on for longer than in the movie, you got to hear about Lindsey, Susie's younger sister getting married, graduating and so on which I liked to know what happened later on. I always felt that I wish something worse had happened to George Harvey after what he did not only to Susie but all those other women and girls but he still got a bad ending. The main character I mainly felt sorry for other than Susie was her father, her mother seemed to bottle it up and not want to talk about her or have anything to do with her but her father was distraught, he didn't know what to do with himself and he even suspected George Harvey but no-one listened. It was also interesting to know more about Lindsey in the film it was as if she wasn't as bothered about Susie's death but in the book you find out what she was doing, she was bottling it all up, keeping it in and taking deep breaths to be strong for everyone. In the shower was the only place she could cry and deal with her grief. A great story, really sad, a story of how one girls murder can affect so many people not just in the moment but for years later.

Mirlinda Shqarri mildush6961 — My older sister gave this book (and it's companion, Hello Cupcake!) to my little sister for her birthday last year... or two years ago. xD Either way, I really just love paging through these two books thanks to the ingenious ideas that the authors came up with! You think a cupcake is just a muffin with a bit of sugar coating? Think again! There seem to be unlimited ideas as to what you can do with a cupcake. Don't know any? Pick up one of these two books! If only to page through it and end up looking like =O because you can't believe that someone came up with THAT idea! (My favorite? The cupcake garden! Cupcakes with little peas, carrots, planted plants... etc!)