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Sofia Schmidt sofischmidt — This is book two in the Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series. While I enjoyed book one, book two is considerably better. The story continues where it left off except now the twins and their entourage are in Paris. There is lots of excitement, adventure, magic, mythology, and uncertainty. The plot is definitely thickening and once again the ending is a bit of a cliffhanger. This part I don't like but book three is due for release in May.

Melissa Frosini mojostudio — A comical look at the Apocalypse, complete with a (misplaced) Antichrist, bumbling Angels and Demons, and a story that is INEFFABLE. I've never read Pratchett before, but anything Neil Gaiman touches is bound to be pure gold.

Maria João _ia6_94 — I liked the overall plot of this book, found it to be a fast read, enjoyed the characters, and it held my interest. It is kind of a rough read in spots because the writing - especially dialogue - doesn't quite hang together all the time. I had to do a fair amount of rereading to figure out who was saying what at times. I was also quite surprised to find a lot of typos, as this is not a self-published book and is, in fact, put out by a major publisher (Bantam). Of course this can be easily overcome while reading, but it's a disappointment. I'll offer only one other criticism: this author really needs to consult a thesaurus for words to use other than "grinning." It seems like every character in this book does nothing but grin. Can't they smile, or smirk, or something else once in awhile? The author does do a good job describing a brutal Iowa winter; unfortunately, I know all too well what those are like. Finally, except for one part (I don't write spoilers so will just say it involves the motivation for the crime that is central to the story) I found the plot to be plausible, which helped make it enjoyable.

Shavii Md mohamad_shavii — oh i admit it...the only tip i remember is to show up to work early and leave late, this way you can be sociable, enjoy other's company, and still get a full day's work done. Other than that, I remember wishing this book would give me "keys to success"...uhhhm, no.