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Alexander Belov 18_005765 — "At the Bronx Zoo years ago a lion and a tiger were milk brothers. Lions and tigers hail from Africa and Asia respectively, and would fight if they met. In the zoo these two were close. Neither had ever seen himself, only the other. Each had looked at the other for as long as he would remember. So the lion thought he was a tiger, as it were, and he feared adult lions. The tiger feared adult tigers. Only in the face of the other did each find home."

Ryan Arlanda _rlanda19 — ** spoiler alert ** This was a very good book, loosely based on the life of Laura Bush. I say loosely because it is obviously very loosely based on her and W. I liked reading about a heroine, if you will, that is a more introverted book lover. You don't see many of those in today's novels. The book was quite enjoyable until probably the last quarter of the book. For such a heavy emphasis on their early years, it tended to gloss through things once they were married and he decided to run for office. While I didn't want a day-to-day accounting of life on the political campaign trail, it would have been interesting to follow the characters as they coped with the massive stress of that major life change. Instead, we are given small doses of this in the form of flashbacks. I was not satisfied with this, given the investment put forth in the first three quarters of the book where we came to know the characters intimately. Perhaps this was a literary device to show the reader how public office literally pulls a person back. Either way, it left me feeling a little dull towards the end of the book and anxious for the story to end quickly. Apparently the author felt similarly, as a few plot contrivances wrapped the book up quickly within the last two chapters. Overall, it was a good book, but the last quarter of the book was lacking enough depth and continued character development that it has left the review lacking that fifth star setting into the category of excellent.

Renato Junior rrjlinuxb798 — ** spoiler alert ** The viking symbol mystery. By franklin w.dixon. This book is about a family who solve mysterys about anything all across north america. In this book a rune stone is stolen and needs to be found before the theives translate it and find the treasure. They will run into knife throwers,armed theives and booby traps. The whole book is awsome so i can not really say what the best part of the book is. Their where no worst parts in this book. I liked this book because of all the action and how they always know what to do. I also liked how they where so smart and brave enough to do all this stuff.

Sophie Desloges sophiedesloges — This is the story of a teenage mother in denial about her pregnancy. The reader is thrown into Devon's life just before police come knocking on her door and then the story unwinds through Devon's limited view of her unraveling world. The pacing seemed spot on for me and I liked the way the last bit of the book turned into a law procedural as Devon has a hearing to determine whether she will be tried as an adult or juvenile. The characterization is a little thin for most of the characters, but that is likely an effect of the third-person limited point of view. Overall, this book was entertaining but nothing super special for me.