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Iamkat Iamkat iamkat — "Lucifer's Bloody Balls"--Bones "I know I'm yummy, nummy"-Vlad LOLLLLL Oh, Bones & Cat and the rest of these characters can never get boring, nor can I ever get tired of them. Once again, another roller coaster ride, filled with emotions, packed with action and sex scenes that make you blush. I don't think I'll ever enjoy a supernatural duo, more than I enjoy Bones & Cat. What makes this duo even greater than others, is the fact that the woman, the heroine, doesn't ANNOY me AT ALL. She's not a sap, a mope and she doesn't need to be rescued at every turn. I've always admired that about Cat. That's what made me love the series, from book #1. Cat is not someone to mess with. Female or not, she can totally kick ass and be down with the big boys. She proves it again, in "This Side of the Grave" Apollyum has a contract out for her head. He's gathered the whole ghoul nation and wants to take out all the vampires and take over himself. First, he wants to start with killing Cat. Cat teams up with Bones, Menecheres, Vlad, Spade, Tate, Fabian & Dave on a thriller ride of excitement. It was so great to have Menecheres & Vlad front and center again. Vlad is one of my favorite characters and he does not disappoint in this book. There was also sad moment. Uncle Don, has been plagued with Cancer and against his wishes, he does not want to be saved or "turned" into a vampire. So, Cat has to deal with the fact that she's losing her only other family member, aside from her mother. Not to mention, her mother is now determined to join the Vampire race and fight. She's even taken up training, and it's putting Cat over the edge. Can she save the Vampire race, herself, and her mother from harm? Can she stand by and lose Don? Will her and Bones ever have a peaceful moment? High stakes, lots of laughter and great action!

Daniel Uachacha uachacha — At first I wasn't sure about this book, it started a little slow for me but I'm glad I kept with it cuz I loved the book. I loved the language of the book, minus all the derogatory statements. Sissy Spacek narrated and she was very good. The part that sticks out the most for me was when the teacher was talking about Hitler and how wrong it was to persecute the Jewish people and how parrellel their struggle was to African Americans and the teacher couldn't even see it. I loved the tale being from Scout's perspective cuz of the innocence of it all. Seeing blatant truths that adults couldn't even recognize. And in the end I did love how the "to kill a mockingbird" was used as a metaphor for so many things.

Martin Piechotta martinpiechotta — This is a fun little read in which the author and his buddy, Katz, hike portions of the Appalachian Trail. They provide a humorous, honest eyewitness account of life on the AT; we meet helpful hikers and small-town residents, rude campers, a man named Chicken John who was forever hiking in the wrong direction (he reminded me of myself...), a disgruntled redneck hunting down Katz after a mildly adulterous incident at a laundromat. Bryson also visits a few odd places related to the AT via automobile. The middle of the book, when they quit the trail for a few months, really lost some steam, but on the other hand that made the last few chapters, when they return to the AT to hike the last 100 northern miles in Maine (a place near and dear to my heart!) all that much better. This book won't disappoint.

Maia Apaolaza _aia_paolaza — Very interesting story!