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Pranav Pawaskar pranav_pawaskar — I'm torn on my review of this book and the series. I think ultimately I really liked the series and I'm adding other books to my list that fall under the title of "Read these if you like the Hunger Games trilogy", but I had a hard time getting into this last book. This disappointed me as I always have super high hopes for the last book in the series and this one, like many others, did not meet my expectations. I can identify at least a few things that turned me off: 1. The "big picture" arc was inevitable with little or no unexpected results. In the first two books you are kept in suspense as to what will happen next and how the heroes will win, but this book fails on that front. I wanted my "It's a trap" from Return of the Jedi where you realize the good guys might get blown to smithereens just before the ewoks save the day... or something like that anyway. :) 2. The book was too much about our heroes' personal struggles to decide who likes who when everyone else is just trying to survive, which is what made the first two books better. The love interest thing is a great side story, but in this one is tried to be the main part of the story and it didn't work for me. 3. Too much writer's license with the positioning of key characters. Again, it fits in the first two books as there are game makers and it is in the arenas and/or part of the bigger game going on between the rebels and the capitol, but here it's too much. Blowing planes out of the sky with explosive arrows, holding the door putting everyone's lives in danger waiting for one character who went back for their cat, and the final position of that same character late in the book. Too much. I'll be interested to see how they handle this as a movie and what changes they make.

Ade Omotunde adeservices — How scientists confirmed global warming Drawing from scientific discoveries in oceanography, meteorology, geochemistry, biology and astrophysics, author Spencer R. Weart draws you into the puzzle of climate change as it is unfolding through time. No one person had an “aha” moment and discovered global warming. Instead, today’s understanding required an accumulation of theories from disparate areas of research, shaped by the rigors of the scientific method. These discoveries convinced most scientists that global warming is a serious phenomenon. Weart outlines the scientific process that led to today’s climate diagnosis. He also relates lively stories about the people behind the discoveries. That may not be as immediately applicable, but getAbstract finds that it is illuminating and could help readers feel like insiders in this fight.

Susan Barlow-smith sbarlowsmith23 — The entry of our new puppy, Cappy, also brought this book into my life. I watch The Dog Whisperer pretty regularly, and have used the book to emphasize the training in the TV show. My biggest challenge has been finding my calm assertive side while exercising more than I have ever done in my life.

Pepe Padilla pepe_padilla — ** spoiler alert ** What a great ride this was! After feeling that New Moon was a tad sluggish and moved a bit slow, Eclipse was a rollercoaster ride from start to finish. I found myself continually frustrated with Jacob (I am firmly on Team Edward *wink*) and his refusal to step aside gracefully even after Bella made her feelings known. She'd made her choice and yet he continued his pursuit... and not always playing fair. The last 50 pages or so (from the tent scenes to the final showdown on the field with the Volturi) had me breathless. The suspsense was wonderfully torturous. Loved the ending, love the series, and am both hesitant and excited to start the final installment. I'll be sad to see this series end.