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Pilar Assed pilarassed — Another fantastic read by Linda Fairstein.

Dianitiya Zavala _iana_avala — story seems nice, but after 1/4 it became a little hard to read, because all the (philosophical) thoughts, and it couldn't put me to reading it til the end.

Savage Nana chcfvbxgv4a6f — Can’t Anna Pigeon get a break? The answer is an apparent no as Nevada Barr really puts the Park Ranger through another series of harrowing events. Anna, on administrative leave, decides to accompany her husband on a white water rafting trip. The river is on the BORDERLINE of Texas and Mexico. Through a series of misfortunes, Anna soon finds herself dodging bullets. It’s not necessary to have read other book in the series, but fans will Anna Pigeon’s progression. She’s becomes darker, cynical and paranoid. Readers are also treated to Anna Pigeon’s maternal side. Barr again lets the story feed off of the park setting. The plot was slightly predictable, but this novel delivers thrill a page action and brims with tension. If you haven’t read the series, this is an excellent place to start.

Abdulrahman Hareth a7areth — It was an okay read. I didn't love the characters. The sense of humor I loved about the Gallagher Girls series is missing in this book. Everything was serious and whiney. Katarina doesn't seem to enjoy any parts of her life. She has great friends and caring family, in a way, so I was saddened she wasn't more content. Maybe it was just overload of teen angst. My husband liked the book more than I did. It ended fairly well. There was nothing objectionable. Good for junior high girls. I still wish Carter would go back to the Gallagher Girls series.

Gate2eight Gate2eight gatetoeight — I basically grew up on this book...Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves is my favorite story from here. The most amazing thing, however, is the story behind how these stories were created. According to legend, Shahrayar was an Arabian king whose faith in women ended when he caught his wife cheating on him. After her execution, he began his new practice of marrying a woman, sleeping with her, and then beheading her in the morning. Eventually, Shahrazad, the Vizier's daughter, offered herself as his next wife--she had a plan to end the killings. Each night, she would begin telling an amazing story, and would promise to finish it the next night. This continued for one thousand and one nights, at the end of which Shahrayar kept her as his wife, having faith and trust in the woman he had grown to love.