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Kevin Salcedo elkevin — Posted on Under the Covers For Tessa Sheridan, keeping afloat is her number one priority. With money tight and no means to really make more after her opportunity to be an interior designer fell through, Tessa is in a tight spot. However, the roaring sounds of Harleys next door manage to distract her from her financial problems just for a minute. There she finds not the typical boy-next-door, but the most notorious bad boy biker that has ever set foot in Destiny. After disappearing years ago, Lucky Romo is back and the people of Destiny are starting to take notice. Especially the sweet and shy Tessa Sheridan whom he remembers from high school. As he becomes Tessa’s first client, Lucky soon discovers that people are not always how they seem to be and that notion could not be more true if he applied it to himself. WHISPER FALLS is a story about forgiveness and taking apart first impressions to simply get to know another person better. Appearances are not all that it seems in this book and Blake really captures the beauty of learning about someone in a way that is romantic and revealing, making for a perfect backdrop for a romance to bloom. One of the things I love about this series is that Blake often writes heroines who are at a crossroads. They need to make a decision in their life or they have somewhere they wish to reach in their life. I love this because it gives so much room for the heroines to grow. We see Tessa expand her horizons and let more people into her life. And I think the same goes for Lucky as well. He’s so good at keeping to himself but when he makes the conscious decision to be with Tessa, it’s truly a great thing to read about. I’ve been enjoying this series immensely and feel that Blake is able to bring forth substance to her stories. There’s a life lesson in each of her books and if you’re not reading for the amazing characters or the smoking hot sex, then that’s another reason why you should try this series. A story with substance is never a thing that should be passed up.

Federico Maksimiuk _liseslima — my least favorite Anne Tyler books.

Kufre Usanga punchysites — My favorite history book - its an eyeopening tour into all the aspects of American history that are often ignored - the history of America from the perspective of Native Americans, African Ammericans, Women, immigrants, etc. It is a complete rejection of the "Great Man" history so many are taught in school. While some may think history is boring, this book is not at all - its well written, engaging, and a real page-turner I think it should be required reading for everyone!

Pedro Henrique _pedro — With MYSELF AMONG OTHERS and MY SIDE, terrific insight into the workings and mind of a fascinating woman/actor who knew everyone who mattered in the theatre of the 20s, 30s and 40s.

Sanjay Mangale sanjaypenta3d8 — One Fat Fine Book By Robert Lipsyte ISBN: 0-06-447073-3 This novel begins with the main character Bobby talking about himself and how he doesnt like being fat because the summer meant he would have to wear shorts and short sleeved shirts to keep cool, and he didnt like having to show the public that he is overweight. As the plot progresses, we begin to meet new characters and find out more things about Bobby. Because Bobby takes on a lawn mowing job, he faces trouble with the job because the person he used to work for isn't happy about Bobby working for another person, who is Dr Kahn. This book had a decent use of how Bobby felt. Some of the things that stuck with me was how Bobby would talk about his problems working and some of the blisters he would get while mowing the lawn. Overall, I kind of liked this book because it was interesting to read about a person trying hard to achieve a goal. In the past, I have passed through this book because the cover wasn't that great, but when I picked it up and read the blurb, i found out that the book was a lot more exciting than I expected it to be. I would recommend this book to people who are interested in finding a book to read for fun because I liked how this book was about a person's struggle with life and the way they are.