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Ruthnie Angrand ruthnieangrand — Re-read

Johnathan Mcclain _ndepth_ashions — Fabulous and painfully honest. This woman knows how to write. I could not put this book down because I got completely engrossed in the world of this young anorectic. She has helped so many people by sharing her experiences not by being touchy-feely but by being honest about what it does to you and to those around you.

Catherine Tai catherinetai — This is the best Inspector Gamache book in the series so far! I stayed up until 1 am last night to finish it. That hasn't happened in a long time. Penny masterfully weaves three stories into one. Gamache is in Quebec City recuperating mentally and physically from a tragic terrorist plot in which four of his agents were killed, and he and Jean-Guy Beauvoir were critically injured. He's staying with his friend and mentor Emile Comeau when a well-known Quebecois citizen is found murdered in the basement of the Literary and History Library. Gamache acts as a consultant to the local police as this murder is investigated. Anglo and Quebecois political and cultural rivalries are brought to the forefront and questions about Samuel de Champlain's burial site are raised. The story of the terrorist plot is played out in Gamache's flashbacks, and by Beauvoir's narrative in Three Pines where he's been sent to unofficially reopen the case against Olivier who's been convicted of the Hermit's murder. As both Gamache and Beauvoir come to terms with the tragedy they've both survived, new facts emerge in both cases, and new dimensions of both characters are revealed.

Victoria Elizabeth bopbopbop — Eine der besten Geschichten, die ich jemals gelesen habe.

алексей малицкий malitsky — A wonderful read, if you love music, rock and roll and a good yarn. I am a Stones fan, but was surprised at how articulate, funny and insightful Mr Richards is in this book. I didn't know a lot of the inside history and found it mesmerizing. I loved the stories of him and Mick, his family and the other groundbreakers of the 60's, plus I learned a lot about music. I ended up being very fond of Mr. Richards at the end of this adventure.

Floran Knezevic _loran_ — What can I say? This book is a classic and worthy of all the attention it has been given.

Melvino Lo _fromel — Lots of interesting tidbits in a magaziney format. Easy reading.

Photorandom Vinci photorandom — Although I had a few problems with the rhymes, I love the photographs and can see using this as a vocabulary builder with preschoolers and ESL students. I guess it is the forced rhymes. I'm not sure I'd use this to read aloud to a whole class, but one on one it would be lovely.