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Damaris Castiblanco _amaris_ — I didn't like this book at all. It was almost painful to keep reading, but I had to finish it for a class. The basic premise is that a young boy, Ender, is in "Battle School" being groomed to lead Earth's army in a climactic battle against the aliens. Why I hated it: It was not believable. The tests that the instructors put Ender through were ridiculous. The isolation that Ender was forced into did not sit well with me. I could not suspend disbelief enough to enjoy it. I read it as an anti-war novel, which I can appreciate, but the story took far too long to reach that point. This is one of those love-it or hate-it books; my prof loved it and raved about the sequels.

Mairpo Yuan mairpo81b2 — Teenage mother Evie is determined to do anything to take care of her daughter, Brianna. Even if it means kidnapping her from her adoptive family. Evie is going to Montreal to live a comfortable life with Brianna and Brianna's father, Justin. But Justin is soon tired of this idea and is constantly trying get Evie to change her mind, but Evie's mind is set. This is a good book. It's a short, easy, read, with large text and short chapters. It's a captivating story, but the end leaves you hanging. The book is suspenseful and exciting, and then they leave an interminable cliffhanger. There might never be a sequel, so you're pretty much free to imagine what happens next, but, in my opinion, the ending definitely could have been better.

Mohamed 3id mo7amed3id — A good story, but I found the New Zealand conversational style strange and abrupt at times. There could have been a bit more character development and the climax was a little of a let down. The story just didn't get my heart pumping, but I'll tell you this: If there is a sequel, I'll probably read it.

Mas Sato kokkoku83b3 — I really enjoyed this fast paced fantasy. Of the series I barely liked the first book but I think that he has gotten better with each one. Three was my favorite, and I think this one ties with it.

Brandon De _de_ontes — I'm not a romance novel reader, but I read this book because Meg Cabot is my favorite fluff author and I thought the premise of having Princess Mia write the novel was cute (it's the novel she wrote in Forever Princess). It was actually quite a cute little historical romantic adventure story.