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Hazem Safi zoma93 — It is the last day of school, and the 12-year-olds are excited and nervous about randomly drawing their jobs. This enforced and early entry into the workforce is the first sign that there’s something odd about the city of Ember. Then we learn that the city is the only bright spot in the darkness, and that the old generator below the city is the source of all their light; the city is reaching dire straits, an increasing number of blackouts and shortages of everything from paper to lightbulbs to canned food. While a few people sing happy songs, Hari Krishna-style, and some protest the Mayor’s laissez-faire policies, Lina and Droon are more curious or far-thinking than most; they alone recognize that something must be done. When their attempts to alert the city are thwarted by the Mayor and his guards, they must figure out how to save the city on their own. The Gregor the Overlander series is still the best people-living-underground series; this lacked that series’ emotional complexity. It reminded me more of “The Truman Show” or Margaret Peterson Haddix’s Running Out of Time or Nancy Farmer’s The House of the Scorpion in that the main characters slowly realize that their world is not in phase with the rest of the world.

Doppy Catur doppy — This book reminded my why I love singing, and is inspiring. If you are a singer you will relate to many things in the book.

Leland Nelson nelsonlela04f5 — I thought it was engaging - but I wasn't too happy with all of the descriptions on what happens when someone comes into contact with a live wire! Actually - I listened to it on tape and was happy to fast forward through some of those descriptions! And - not to be confused with Live Wire by Harlan Coben!!!

Hideki Nakamura hidekinaka831d — Bee Season is equally and wonderfully both intellectual and emotional. At first I was unexcited by the idea of yet another story of a spelling bee champ's struggles that are so popular right now (Spellbound, Akeelah and the Bee, Putnum County), but spelling is only a door into a much more complicated tale of a nuclear family, each longing to fill a gap in their lives. Each member of the Naumann family feels as if something in their lives is missing - spirituality, relationships, achievement, pieces of their soul - and they strive to fill that gap in different and sometimes illegal ways. The characters in this novel are so richly created that you are drawn into their lives and disfunction, hoping that they gain that which they so desperately desire.