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Julie Boucher julieboucherdesigns — This is an amazing book very interesting

Arunvignesh Dhanraj cracky_ — This book was slow to start but then I was all in. Can't remember the last time a book made me cry and laugh and feel so much. Great read!

Karen Molnar slyfoxrunfb809 — Words cannot express how I so loved this book!

Car Movers portlandcarmovers — Who'd have thought that a teen vampire romance could be so fascinating? Meyer makes heroine Bella and her entire world not only real but part of us, blood, bone and visions. Bella moves to her father's rainy Washington town and finds herself mesmerized by an extraordinarily beautiful family of schoolmates -- especially Edward. As they fight their way through to each other, Bella learns that Edward's fascination with her is her greatest danger. Edward's family has ethics, but not all vampires do, and one of those chooses Bella as the target of his hunt. Reread, after watching the movie: The movie doesn't hold together as well as the book, because it doesn't have time to include all the plot and relationship development. But certain movie characters' faces took their places in the book as I reread: Jacob, Alice, Carlisle, Charlie, James, Laurent, Michael and Angela. That's a pretty high score for the casting. My favorite fantasy, favorite series, and favorite read of 2009

Santosh Kumar santosh2016 — Loved the first 3/4 of the book, then it started to get a little dull and repetitive.

Great Simple greatsimple — This is one of those stories that's great for kids who can read chapter books, but who don't want something too long and still enjoy the support of illustrations (which are sweet and straightforward). Although Clara Lee is a third-grader, the content makes it perfect for younger kids as well, those kids who are strong readers early on and enjoy realistic stories. Clara Lee has a great relationship with her grandfather and a not-so-great one with her younger sister, and she starts tracking her Good Luck and Bad Luck as she musters her courage to try out for being Little Miss Apple Pie in the annual festival. She's got a great, casual conversational tone that engages the reader, and her friendships and relationships with her family members ring true. Source: review copy from publisher, although I got a library copy to look at the final illustrations.

Eddie Rosa latinsoul65c3e2 — I finally finished the first book in this series and am super excited to read the rest of them.

Andrés Tipán andrestipan — Sounds like fun.

René Götzenbrugger rgoetzenbr181a — "Wizard of Lies" is a long, interesting book about the Madoff scandal. For anyone who knows of a victim of Madoff, the book will tell the story about the deception, greed, blind trust, and betrayal by Madoff and his victims. This is a well written book that lays out the Ponzi scheme, its players, the victims, and the fruitless efforts of the regulatory agencies to discover the fraud. The future for the "victims" is also described through the efforts of the bankruptcy trustee and his "clawback" litigation. What a mess for anyone connected with Madoff-his family, the SEC, and the "victims"