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Uma Shree umas_red7020 — Change my view of education, success and achievement. However, I'm not totally sold on all of the author's theories.

Ashley Bell apbo90 — Theodore wants to be special so he tells a big lie. This lie gets out of hand and Theodore learns a big lession. Ages 4}+

Nguyen Manh jesuchat1 — Most of the thrill for me was in the Jerusalem setting. Can't help but love a book that even mentions the Damascus Gate. But the 'thriller' part of the book was less than what I'd hoped for.

Mark Oneill markdoneill — Stephenie Meyers' use of discription is above most else I have read. You are quickly drawn into the feelings and emotions of the characters. It's as if I could feel, taste, smell and see everything that was happening.

Tim Finnamore timfinnamore — "If I Had a Hammer" - Charlaine Harris: 1.5 stars "Wizard Home Security" - Victor Gischler: 3.75 stars "Gray" - Patricia Briggs: 5 stars "Squatter's Rights" - Rochelle Krich: 3.5 stars "Blood on the Wall" - Heather Graham: 4 stars "The Mansion of Imperatives" - James Grady: 0 stars "The Strength Inside" - Melissa Marr: 5 stars "Woolsley's Kitchen Nightmare" - E.E. Knight: 4.5 stars "Through This House" - Seanan McGuire: 4.5 stars "The Path" - S.J. Rozen: 3 stars "Rick the Brave" - Stacia Kane: 4.5 stars "Full-Scale Demolition" - Suzanne McLeod: 5 stars "It's All in the Rendering" - Simon R. Green: 5 stars "In Brightest Day" - Toni L.P. Kelner: 5 stars Overall impression: Enjoyed most of the stories in this anthology, but it definitely wasn't worth the hardcover price, nor even the trade paperback tag of $15. Had it not been available through my library, I likely would have read Stacia Kane's story during my next extended book store visit and (possibly) hoped the mass market paperback version popped up for trade either here or at Bookmooch. Publishers take note: you would've had better sell through if your initial release had been MMPB. I would have dropped $7.99+tax to get my Chess/Terrible fix and the opportunity to check out several new-to-me authors - whose books/series I definitely plan on purchasing in the future. Which makes me wonder how many other people might pass up this volume due to the high cost/iffy pay-off associated with anthologies and no library access. Think about it New York.

Kim Loan lilyanni — This was a good "fluff" read that by it's sheer informal dialoge kept me turning the page. A great read for our current pop culture junkies, it also had that timeless story of how sometimes the person that irritates us the most is actually the one we are most attracted to. Plus, who among us hasn't come up with a hair brained idea like cinnamon milk?