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Lukasz Grudniewski lukaszgrudniewski — ** spoiler alert ** so so so good!!!!!! i cried...but that was cuz i <3 edward and he shouldn't have left bella =(

Ronald Ascensio ronaldascensio — Although the Grapes of Wrath is rated by most as being the best Steinbeck I think East of Eden is vastly superior mainly because it dwells on human beings with all their failings and is not set in as specific a setting as the great depression but is a more general saga. Probably my favourite book so I am rather biased in writing this review. What makes this book rather special is that in essence Steinbeck tells the same story twice and yet you never feel that he is boring or repetitive. The characters in the book are extremely well etched and I just find that for every character in the book there seems to be someone who I have met in real life. It is tempting to actually try and spend more time on some of the characters but that would mean a really long issue. Suffice to say that my favourite character is Lee the chinese man friday of Adam Trask. The plot is a reworking of Cain and Abel and centres around the idea of good versus evil. Steinbeck's understanding of the theme is quite spectacular and never once does he sound preachy or biased, which is quite an achievement. As with every Steinbeck the description of nature is damn good and the climax is quite good.

Karthi Divyanth karthi_diva440 — I was disappointed in the amount of language included. More depressing than uplifting.

Alina Skyson alinaskyson — Castle Glower loves the royal family, but especially little Celie, who has a special bond with the place. The Castle is magical, in its own way, shifting, rearranging, and building new rooms and pathways on Tuesdays. This unique feature takes on an important role, as King Glower the 79th, his Queen, and oldest son Bran are attacked on the roads leading to the Castle. Celie, her brother, Rolf, and sister, Lilah fear the worst as visiting foreign royals prepare to take over the Castle and the kingdom. Feisty Celie along with her siblings won't let that happen. The Castle and all those still loyal to the Glowers fight to maintain the balance as they search for the King and Queen, hoping against hope that they are still alive. Tuesdays at the Castle is a grand adventure, full of magical and mysterious happenings. Good wins out in the end, as we hoped it would, but there is a sense that more adventures are in the making. Full of snappy dialogue, like-able characters, and sit-on-the-edge of your seat adventures, this first book in the Castle Glower series is a just-right adventurous fantasy for the older elementary school age...and a action-packed read-aloud for classrooms. I give this book 4 1/2 stars.

Maria Rise maria_rise — I'm still loving this series. Love the world that the author has created... the complex relationships between angels/vamps/hunters/humans. Three books later, it's still fascinating!

Romi Romi romi — Must watch "Capote" after reading. While reading I felt the author was giving us an amazing amount of knowledge. After seeing the movie "Capote", I realized how much he had kept hidden!