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Nicholas Burdick _icholas_urdick — This was a very good book. The story line was interesting most of the time, but not throughout the entire book. The main character was a bit dull but some others I liked.

Mujo Rexhepi mujorexhepi — If, at gunpoint, I was forced to choose my favorite book, this might be it. It's poetic and prosy and dreamy and tangible all at the same time. The movie obviously doesn't do it justice.

Debra Keough debrakeougeedf — This is recommended for common book? I wasn't that crazy about it. It felt sort of gimmicky to me -- like it wasn't written just for the sake of telling the story, but was intended to be a best seller. And I fortold everything 50 pages before it happened. I did really like one quote, very early in the book: "Prime numbers are what is left when you have taken all the patterns away. I think prime numbers are like life. They are very logical but you could never work out the rules, even if you spent all your time thinking about them." pg. 12

Valentina Lambach _alentina_ambach — My full review was posted March 2009 at Polishing Mud Balls: http://ibeeeg.blogspot.com/2009/03/ou... I Loved this Book!!! . . . The first sentence It wasn't a very likely place for disappearances, at least at first glance. Outlander is fascinating story told from the view-point of Claire. I found myself fascinated and liking Claire from the start. I mean, gosh, she is a former combat nurse!! As a nurse myself, and one who served in the military (Ok...nothing big there but I still was in the militaryand proud that I did serve as I did in the reserves), I am intrigued with stories that involve a combat nurse. This facet of Claire brought in a dimension to the story that added great believability for me. Now, that is not the only reason why I like Claire - she is a feisty, she has a sharp tongue and she truly is a compassionate woman. I really enjoyed how she survived, how she utilized her skills, how she knew when to obey and knew when to put her own mind into decisions. I really like Claire. Claire is not my only reason for liking Outlander. I really,really,really like Jaime....

Seng U sengu911 — It only took me four days to read this, which is good for me because I am normally a slow reader. GREAT BOOK! The charcaters are well-written, and the book is so laugh out loud funny that it reminded me of Bridget Jones Diary. Tori, the main character is an event planner who is anal to the nth degree, and likes for everything in her life to be in good order. Her fantasy wedding turns into a nightmare when her fiancee skips out on the wedding, and also skips town with his female "friend" with whom he had been secretly having an affair. Tori has a meltdown, and a close girlfriend encourages her to use a journal to help her deal with the demise of her relationship. While trying to heal emotionally, Tori also has to deal with an overbearing boss, and an idiotic assistant who may be trying to sabatoge her career. Tori inevitably starts dating again, and juggles dates with one loser after another, while also tending to her extra needy friends and family who seem intent on further driving her up the wall. I won't give away the ending, but it was so sweet and touching that it had me in tears. Bravo to the author! I highly recommend.

Zion Marcas zionmarcas — the bright yellow cover befits this lively, surprising year. thanks, michael chabon!

Liam Lonsdale liamlonsdale — I just don't get what all the fuss is all about, but maybe the problem is that I don't really like Russian literature.