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Tina Fleck tasha — I Love this series as a child. Why can't people be neighbors like they were back then?

Scott Alberts albertsillustration — This is one of the most poorly written books I've read in quite some time...Dan Brown can tell a story that keeps you interested, but reading about the "strong thumbs" of an assassin while he depressed the plunger, injecting bleach into a man's bloodstream, which caused his brain to erupt in pain?!?! When has your brain EVER hurt? It doesn't...because you don't have sensory nerve endings inside your head. Annoying...oh, so anyway, reading passages as dumb as that just kept me from being engrossed in the story.

Albaneide Nunes bandesign — Excellent!

Anton Voronovich solid87antb7e9 — The second book in the Thirst series is just as interesting as the first. Sita is a complex blend of blood thirsty vampire, and vigilante. However, she is finally given the opportunity to just be human and to have a child. But, is being human something she can handle? Does Sita crave the power of a vampire? Does the world need her unique form of brutal justice? What kind of child does Sita have? These and more questions regarding Sita come to light in the second in this exciting vampire series.

Carlos Fernando _arlos_ernando_costa — This story had a poignant message that I think is beneficial for young middle schoolers to start being exposed to. It discusses the plight of Pakistani children at a time when child labor was especially rampant. For the students who read it (recommended for 6th grade), they will come away with a better global perspective of what life is like for other children their age in a different part of the world. It is wonderfully well-written, was an engaging and intriguing read, and has numerous important themes throughout it.