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Dat Dinh jundat — A fast-paced, action-packed story.

Owen Morgan owenhuwmorgan — Duncan Patrick has been voted the meanest CEO for a couple years in a row. I wonder how bad you have to be to get that calling? Anyway, the only way to get his board members of his back is to find someone to boost his image. And who better than a kindergarten teacher? Annie would do anything to save her brother even if it meant playing a part of Duncan's devoted girlfriend. But the biggest problem is when the acting becomes reality and she starts falling for Duncan. Beneath that Scrooge mask there's a generous man. Duncan is leery of women and relationships. His ex-wife did quite a number on him. But Annie is just so good and giving that he simply can't resist her. From the beginning he treated her with respect. He did doubt her a time or two, but he was never intentionally mean and for once there was no mention of revenge of any kind. I love the stories in which the hero is grouchy, but you see him melt and become more human as the story progresses. Duncan, with some help from Annie, came to realize that shutting himself of, and being mean and a dictator isn't always the best solution. I do realize that the middle of July isn't the time of the year best suited for a Christmas themed book, but you won't be sorry if you do read it. Rating: 5 stars

Robin Pollard rpollard — Romeo and Juliet. One if not THE most famous tragic love stories there has ever been. Stacey Jay takes what we think happened and turns it on its head. Juliet fights for the Ambassadors, in order to ensure that True Love and Soul Mates survive. Romeo fights for the Mercinaries in order to twist the notion of True Love, to the point that one will kill the other all in the name of Love. And now both are cast to earth in the bodies of Ariel and Dylan, right when Ariel tries to kill them both, not for love but out of vengence. And its here that the story starts to take off. Overall the story is really intresting and someone did mention that Juliet doesn't notice one big blooper with the two soul mates she thinks she is their to make sure that their love succeeds, but it didn't bug me, because Juliet is governed by numerous rules to live by. This is what she thinks should happen. And the overall arc is rather good. The only reason that I didn't give it higher is the fact that it the story seems to splutter in the middle and goes a bit flat. We are thrown a few red herrings on who this evil force is that doesn't want Julier or Romeo to succeed. (view spoiler) I do want to read the next part, but its not a must read

Sujikanth Sotheeswaran sujikanth — Share the story of Willy and Bobo to pre-toddler to first grade children. Talk to children about what makes them feel comfortable when they are upset or scare.