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Ubaid Ahmed zohaib_anis333 — Dan Gutman understands young reader’s humor and has created a fantastic book formula to draw in even the most reluctant of readers. The My Weird School series is perfect for students to practice their reading skills with its repetitive yet hysterical narrative and story lines. But don’t mention that part to your kiddos, they might run away in fear they could learn something. A must have collection for any grade school library or classroom!

Hassan Ayman 07hassan — This was really good. It was hard to stop reading. Bosch did many smart things that surprised me, things I did not expect. REVIEWER’S OPINION: Early in the book Harry said “I want (pause) I’m going to find her killer.” (My thoughts were yes you will. Not many people could say that but you can. You are so smart at solving crimes – I’ve seen him in action in three previous books.) It was hard for me to imagine how anyone could solve something so old. It was fascinating to watch what Bosch did to uncover clues and talk to people and figure out what happened 33 years ago. I was impressed with how Harry got people to talk to him and to do things – like several different bureaucrats he needed information from. The dialogue was very good. Even the simple scene of Bosch renting a room at a hotel was interesting. I chuckled at the conversation with the landlord. One of the reasons these books are so good is that Bosch does the unexpected. In one scene I thought he would try to get someone’s fingerprints, but no. He asked pointed questions, left, and then had a note delivered. From afar he watched the reaction to the note and said “spooked you didn’t I you f***.” Something else unexpected was why Bosch was using a fake name and what happened as a result. Two vicious men tortured and killed someone. Then they kidnapped Bosch. They hit him with a tire iron giving him a concussion and were going to kill him. My favorite and most memorable scene was what Bosch did to survive and get away (alone with no help). This is not a spoiler because we know he survives to be in the sequels. STORY BRIEF: The book begins with Bosch hitting his superior and put on involuntary stress leave. During this forced time off he decides to look into his mother’s death from 33 years ago. She was murdered. It was never solved. There was some kind of coverup and payoffs connected to powerful political people. NARRATOR: The narrator Dick Hill was very good. DATA: Unabridged audiobook length: 12 hrs and 54 mins. Narrator: Dick Hill. Swearing language: strong but not frequently used. Sexual language: none. Number of sex scenes: two, told not shown. Setting: 1994 mostly Los Angeles, California, plus Florida and Nevada. Book Copyright: 1995. Genre: crime mystery. Ending: I felt regret for murdered victims but was pleased with eventual justice. The good guys win. OTHER BOOKS - FOUR SERIES (Bosch, McEvoy, McCaleb, Haller): I recommend reading the Harry Bosch books in order, but it would be ok to try “The Last Coyote” or “Lost Light” first, just to see if you like the style. Then go back and read the rest in order. Following is my recommended reading order. I’ve included four series within this list because there is a date flow and the characters interact. All of these books could be read as stand-alones, but reading them in order provides richer character development. 3 stars. The Black Echo (Bosch #1) 3 ½ stars. The Black Ice (Bosch #2) 4 stars. The Concrete Blonde (Bosch #3) 5 stars. The Last Coyote (Bosch #4) 4 stars. Trunk Music (Bosch #5) 4 stars. Angels Flight (Bosch #6) 4 ½ stars. Blood Work (McCaleb #1) Bosch is not in this. 3 ½ stars. A Darkness More Than Night (McCaleb #2) (Bosch #7) McCaleb is the primary investigator, but he interacts with Bosch. 3 ½ stars. City Of Bones (Bosch #8) 5 stars. Lost Light (Bosch #9) 5 stars. The Poet (McEvoy #1) Bosch is not in this. Read this any time before “The Narrows.” 4 stars. The Narrows (sequel to The Poet) (Bosch #10) Bosch is the main investigator. 3 stars. The Closers (Bosch #11) 3 ½ stars. Echo Park (Bosch #12) 4 stars. The Overlook (short, half-length) (Bosch #13) 4 ½ stars. The Lincoln Lawyer (Haller #1) Bosch is not in this. 4 stars. The Brass Verdict (Haller #2) (Bosch #14) Bosch has a small part in this. 4 ½ stars. Nine Dragons. (Bosch #15) Haller has a small part in this. 3 stars. The Reversal. (Haller #3) (Bosch #16) Mostly Haller. Bosch has a secondary role. 3 stars. The Fifth Witness (Haller #4) 5 stars. The Drop (Bosch #17) 5 stars. The Black Box (Bosch #18) 3 stars. Angle of Investigation - Bosch - 3 short stories published 2011 4 stars. Suicide Run - Bosch - 3 short stories published 2011