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Demian Montefalco demian1030 — Didn't even finish it and that's not typical for me. Just so boring and shallow. Didn't care about the characters, didn't care to keep reading!

Rafael Dorneles faeldorneles — I can never get enough of this series!! Once again, I was immersed into a world of wonderment, fantasy, magic and pure greatness!! Cassandra Clare has done it again! First I was torn between Team Jace or Team Simon, and NOW, I'm torn between Team Will or Team Jem!!! For some reason, choosing between Will & Jem, is MUCH harder than choosing between Jace or Simon, because I ultimately chose Jace! I was first heartbroken, to find out what Will's secret was, only to be even more heart broken and angry to learn that it was all a lie! That the curse on him never existed and that he had spent the last 5 years, in misery, for nothing. Pushing people away, acting out, making believe he didn't care for others, leaving his family, blaming the death of his sister on himself, only to have it thrown back in his face, that it was all for nothing. I've liked Will from the moment we "met" him. He's been very entertaining and for whatever reason it was, I could always see through him and see that he did indeed have a huge heart, that he loved and just wanted love. I mean, how could you not, knowing all he did and felt for his paratabi Jem. Then there's Jem. Oh Jem. I fell for Jem even more in this book. Classy, stable, sweet, Jem. Who wouldn't? The love he has for Tessa is so pure and innocent. It almost makes you feel bad for him, because you know that even though Tessa does love him, and YIKES, agrees to marry him, that her heart truly lies with Will. AHHHHHHHH Speaking of....Too little too late, on Will's part, huh?? When Tessa & Will had that talk, I almost cried. So saddened for Will, but I felt respect for Tessa, for standing up for her end of the deal with Jem. I know she loves Jem as well, and did it mostly because she never thought she'd have Will, but Tessa NOT going back on her word, means something to me. She's a girl of trust and honor. Even if it is, breaking her heart. The whole Mortiman war is getting even more intense, and it's actually really good. I cannot believe that Jessamine was a spy and that she was going against Charlotte, Henry and the whole institute. How sad. I knew there was something up with her, and I specifically didn't really like her, but to know that she did that, is just horrible. I'm happy she's with the Silent Brother's now. She deserves it, after all she did. Not to mention, GOOD RIDDANCE to Nate. Finally. They got rid of him. I know he's Tessa's brother, but he was long gone, a long time ago. Loving the little romance between Sophie & Gideon. Hope that ends well. And I'm starting to assume that Gabriel will be giving us some trouble. Leave it to the Lightwoods, huh? LOL As always. Great to see Magnus again, as always. The ending left me shocked!! I cannot wait to see what's going to happen, now that Ciecly is at the Institute!!! And what's going to happen with Will, Jem & Tessa. Not to mention, the whole Mortiman and his Automons war!!! Hopefully Benedict gets his too!! Cant' wait for Clockwork Princess!!!

Woo Mezzometroquadro woomezzometroquadro — Short and to the point. And what a devastating point it was. We can only hope nothing like the Holocaust ever happens again. If I were subjected to this same treatment, I probably wouldn't have made it through the first selection. I admire the strength, courage, and endurance of all of the survivors.

R N nakamura41ea — I actually have a signed copy of this one---Skal is one of the best in writing about classic Hollywood horror--a real treat to read.

Isadora Guerrero balnearios — A good colletcion of a wide variety of societies responsible for their own collapse due to poor ecological decisions, whether direct or indirect. Some of them you've surely heard before - Easter Island, Iceland, etc. but Diamond digs up a handful of interesting, less well-known historical tidbits that offer worthwhile commentary on how we choose to lead our own lives today. You can't rea dthis book and NOT think about where our resources come from and how we're using them.

Andrey Soshenko getux — This is a fun twist on the Phoenix/Shi'ar premise from the classic X-Men comics.

Shrinivas Gurav art1986shri — I have to say that I didn't care for this book; it wasn't the subject matter that disturbed me but rather the format of the book. It was set up somewhat like a magazine but was even more disjointed. It was like sitting in a theater and having multiple 15-30 second commercials flashed on the screen but never actually seeing a full length movie. I much preferred two other books on the subject of human traffiking: The Road to Lost Innocence and Jantsen's Gift.