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Karen Hunter hunterkdee — All of the songs that I grew up siling with new silly words. Fun to sing with the kids!

Katerina Dionissieva katedion — This sequel was enjoyable to read following its predecessor, "Name of the Wind." I will read the third book when it comes out. I look forward to hearing the continuing story unfold. Book #1 was original and well-written. I read it twice and loved it. Book #2 was also well-written, but so much of the content was similar. The middle 500 pages were difficult to move through quickly enough to maintain my solid interest. Things could have definitely been trimmed down. But I know this has been a massive project for Rothfuss and to him it needed to be that detailed. At least I can tell myself I've navigated through a 994 page book, which is no small feat!

Greta Hartmann gretamhart0770 — Amazing book, a little hard to follow in the beginning (as someone may know haha) but super interesting concept. I'm sure the movie won't be half as good as most movie adaptations aren't, but if they remain close to the book I don't see how it could be bad. I thought the concept was super fresh, I loved the love story and how tender he was with her and how he protected her until he knew that it was time for her to know the truth. The disturbing part about the boy that like ambushed her was so strong but I thought that justice was served. I really liked this book, definitely recommend it!

Soyoung Gwack gsoeyt — I reread the other Blue Blood books before I continued with this one and they really held up to a second reading, they were much better than I remembered. The writing is actually pretty good. I like the way she describes the characters and I definately want to know what happens next. It's like gossip girl but with vampires. I like the whole demonology heaven/hell thing too, it's interesting. I think this book was too short though!

Ryley Demaro rdemaro — It is true I most likely wouldn't have read this if it hadn't been written by Jessica Mitford. But I am glad it was written by her because I got the chance to find out how interesting a book about the funeral industry could be! (Also, though I was planning on reading it someday, I may have never gotten around to it had I not found a copy for 50 cents in the used books at the library! Rah!) My mother did get a little (unnecessarily) disconcerted about this book. She seemed to find my reading it "morbid" and then she asked me if I was depressed. (?) Actually, I didn't have the heart to tell her that on my darkest days I am more likely to gravitate towards cheery books. I don't want her to get worried every time she sees me reading a brightly-coloured, quirkily-titled book. ;)