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Monster Rat monsterrat — This is probably the worst book I've ever read. It's the anit-Lolita (my favorite). It's like Carrie Fisher took too many pills and then vomited this book.

Sobasic Sobasic sobasic — After his parents are killed in a car accident, Otto Ringling, a food editor in New York, plans to drive to North Dakota with his kooky, new-age sister, Cecilia to settle their parents estate - a 1,000 acre farm. However, at the last minute, Cecilia tells Otto that her guru, Volya Rinpoche is going in her place and she also wants to give him her share of the farm to start a center. What begins horribly is a road trip where Otto learns more about himself, and Rinpoche experiences American food, baseball, bowling and more.

мария урманбетова manshu22447aa3 — Terrific book with great insight!

Ronny Ruiz-calderon _onny_ — In Airborn we join Matt Cruse - a boy who was literally born in the air. Becoming an airship captain someday is Matt’s ultimate dream, and sailing on the Aurora is his path to get there. In a twist of fate Matt crosses paths with Kate de Vries and is quickly pulled into a sky-high adventure; where the risks could cost the lives of all of those aboard the Aurora. I love, love, loved this book. Airborn had all of the right elements for me; strong characters, action, adventure, wit, humor, emotional depth, and a touch of romance. The writing style comfortably portrayed the mannerisms of the time period and you felt pulled into history. The alternate world filled with airships was fascinating, as were the new species portrayed. I wouldn’t necessarily put this novel in the steampunk category but it had that feel to it, and I am a sucker for steampunk novels! The plot flowed well and the story line was absorbing; you were quick to become emotionally involved with the characters and events. The main characters were well developed and likeable. Matt was an easy favorite and a great lead character. He was loyal, brave and witty and I enjoyed the book being written from his point of view. I loved his sarcastic internal dialogue! Matt had hidden layers and as the reader you learned more about him throughout the novel. The story was adventurous and well paced. Yet, the novel wasn’t all fun and games, there were a few harrowing moments and some tragedy. Airborn could easily be a stand alone novel with its well rounded conclusion. However, I was so glad to know there were more books because I was not ready to let go of the story. Lucky for me this series isn’t brand new, so I have already had the chance to read the next two novels. Needless to say I thoroughly enjoyed Airborn and was satisfied with the novel overall. If you enjoy a good midgrade to early young-adult action & adventure story be sure to put this one at the top of your list!