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Abdullah Rabee _594a — This one took a little bit for me to get into. Once I started getting the hang of the lingo and understanding what in the heck she was talking about I liked it. Unfortunately the ending was blown for me so I was just waiting for that to happen, which made me mad that I knew. I am interested to see where this goes in the next couple books.

Marcela Navarro mnavarro103299 — When I started this book, I really was not impressed with the story line. It seemed silly and I hated the main character. However, after getting into the book more, I was curious to see what happens and how things were going to develop. It definitely sped up near the end and there were a few twists and turns that were interesting. It is creepy though, not the story, but the true information about the parasites he talks about throughout the book.

Thousif Raza thousifraza — This is a gorgeously illustrated book with no words, a little girl spends the day at the beach, encountering a wave...every picture tells a story.

Irina Semenova realangelc8d69 — I was first introduced to the Dresden world several years ago when the Sci-Fi Channel adaptation aired on TV and I had been interested in looking into the series ever since. However, with my mind on other things when entering a bookstore, I never got around to picking the first novel up until recently before Butcher's latest in the series, Ghost Stories, was released by way of a convenient display in the local B&N. While there are flaws (exemplified by other reviewers so I won't go into them here), the book was still very enjoyable to me. It had some wit, it had some grit, and it had moments that were just really good, stupid fun. This series isn't going to be for everyone, but you never know until you check it out. I know I'm glad I did.

Jacob Tabla drtabla648b — I've finished 'We Rage, We Weep.' This is a well written book that gives the reader an insight into the day of a caregiver of an Alzheimers patient. Anyone who is, or has cared for a loved one with this horrific disease will be able to relate to the author.