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Kingdom Citizen modacdesigns — This is a beautiful book written by a fashion editor from British Vogue. I picked it up while I was in London last year, thinking that it was going to be a light read about the fabulous clothes she wore, but boy was i wrong. It turned out to be about a woman's journey through life and relationships with the clothes in her closet triggering the memories and the adventures. This is a collection of essays, and each one ranges from sentimental to a ghost story. Don't get me wrong, The clothes she describes are fabulous, but so is this book.

Rey Rey rcbautista9118 — This is the sequel to "the rising", written due to readers demands. Sometimes I wish writers wouldn't listen to us. The ending of the first book was perfect... (sigh). Even though Keene does a good job of summarising the first book in the first chapter, they really should be read in order. Spoilers about the first book ahead... Jim, Frankie and Martin are survivors in a world infested with zombies. These are not regular zombies, but actually demons who came from an alternate dimension, and now are taking possession of the bodies of dead people. Since they're many, they're killing everything that moves - humans and animals - so their brothers can have bodies. They can think and speak, use tools, and worse of all, learn things stored in their victims memories, which they then use to hunt and kill. Jim has crossed part of the USA in search of his son, Danny, but when he finally is reunited with him, they're ambushed by zombies. They're saved by another group of survivors, who are making a last stand in the center of NYC. However, the zombie leader has determined to kill every last human on earth, and is going next for NYC.

Brezneck Castillo elnesbreck — just like any other lemony snicket book, I LOVED IT! i feel so bad for those poor kids.... when i read this i couldnt wait for the 13th book... THE END! btw, the reason that i dont rate these higher is because while I LOVE THEM... they don't WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWWOOW me like stephenie meyer's books do...

Olga Antonova _lma_ — We haven't read many Olivia books, but we've seen a lot of the TV series. This book was very much what I expected in terms of plot, but I was surprised that it wasn't as complicated a read as I anticipated. Natalie has been kind of into the idea of the circus lately, so I wanted a book to show her pictures of the circus. This worked out well because the plot wasn't too involved and there wasn't a lot of text.

Ana Kukric anakukric81f6 — I loved this book....

S Nadzieja happydecadent — Good, but not great. I applaud his ability to describe heartbreaking events with humor and perspective, and he is a little full of himself, but it's a memoir-ish book, after all.