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Alex Lecco alexmaximi80d6 — What it is like to be an adolescent girl- and that they can be evil....

Nandu G nandu_g — Entertaining military adventure, with Uhtred of Bebbanburgh fighting Viking adventurers and his avaricious cousin in the battle to retake London. Fourth in the Uhtred series set against the backdrop of the conflict between Alfred the Great and the Danes in ninth-century England Review: http://www.carlanayland.org/reviews/s...

Clarence Wooten clarencewooten — This is a heartbreakingly beautiful novel - and I am so very glad that I read it! In 1939, Lina is just 15 years old when her family is deported from their home in Lithuania and forced to spend years working in labor camps in Siberia, where the conditions were similar to Nazi concentration camps. Despite the devastating circumstances, she amazingly manages to retain her identity, her dignity, her hope for a future of freedom, and even manages to find love. Haunting, horrific, and simply beautiful, this is a book that will be appreciated by teens and adults alike. Highly recommend.

Dimas Sugih capburungwalet — I’d probably go with 1.5 for this one. It was excruciating to get through for me!! I started reading it 6 months ago and ended up putting it down because I thought I would pull my hair out. The addition of the other werewolf pack drove me nuts and seemed completely unnecessary, since there were already too many chaotic plot threads and characters in this series anyway. Also, MOST importantly, I could see where the romance was going and it INFURIATED me!! The romance was the very reason I’ve continued this series for as long as I have and I could not believe how it was handled--mainly, the huge issue for me was that there was no real focus on Jess and Pietr’s issues, no hope of resolution or work towards anything! This series focus has increasingly dispersed (for lack of a better word) with each new installment. Jess and Pietr have almost become a side-note in the ever-increasing storylines and points of view. So, what I enjoyed about the story and what kept me reading it has become completely destroyed and lost in the pile of rubble this series has become!! So, I literally laid the book down for 6 months and forgot about it. I finally ended up skimming the rest of it because I got book #5 in the mail. (Why on earth did I preorder this?! What was I thinking?! Must not have been…) So, complete masochist that I am, I feel compelled to finish off this train wreck of a series and see if there is anything at all salvageable here… I’m already feeling like I’d be justified in asking for my money back from the author for the time I’ve wasted on these books so far, but I’ll keep my fingers crossed that there is some hope for a satisfying ending (heck, I’d even take ‘okay’ or ‘tolerable’ at this point!!). Please, Ms. Delany, don’t make me regret retaining a sliver of faith here!! I’m BEGGING you!!

Hayley Reed _inireed — man, poor tess. why did you have to die that way? though this has been a to-read forever . . . the problem with studying gender history so much. you get spoiled on all the plots of the really good books.

Marie Baillon marieschnaps — This is a great book to read if you're considering adopting a parakeet. The author is a biologist and parakeet enthusiast, so you get not only tips on how to take care of your pet, but also information about the birds in the wild. (I didn't realized budgies still lived in the wild in Australia!) If I decide to get another parakeet, I will definitely keep this book around for reference--the author lists typical symptoms and remedies for illnesses and nutritional deficiencies that a pet owner might encounter.