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Design That designthatmatters — The ending of this book is gripping and strange for a children's story, but very memorable.

Eka Purnama ekaepur — http://www.paranormalchick.com/?p=257

Ana Filipa ana_filipae1a3 — Audio tapes suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cem Karademir cemk — I really enjoyed this book. I found it to be a plausible scenario. The author was inventive but realistic with the events that unfolded. I thought I'd have a hard time listening (audio book) to a book that was completely told through the eyes of a young girl ~ since I'm a grown man (father of 2 young girls) but the young girl's struggles were either handled maturely or the author described enough that I was able to understand where the girl was coming from. While the book did deal with issues a 16 year old girl would deal with, it didn't feel like it was just "girly emotions". In the end, they were all just human emotions and easy to relate to.

Aurora Wininger amwiningerac84 — Tyler is an average famous Hollywood actor who lives playing the role of the hero. On the record he can't be gay, off the record he is gay. So he prefers to stay alone istead of living a life of lies. But one day on the set he meets Dooley, a real cowboy, who works for the studio when they need horses. He is simple and open, he is real. And Tyler wants, for one time, a real thing in his life. So they stay together for some days, and then for some months, and then for some years... but one or two days every ten or twelve months will be enough? Tyler is open and friendly, not at all a bitch star. He is a next door boy far from home (figurative and literatelly), but he still have the way and the heart of a good boy. Dooley is rough and direct like all the real cowboy, but he is also tender and caring. The relationship is hot and passionate, but with no drama: it grows slowly like the two age slowly. Two man, a love, more sex... the troubles of the life stay behind the scene, but they are here, and the time leave its sign. http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/83...

林 志展 jjlin17062e082 — Keith Donohue’s first novel, The Stolen Child, was a national bestseller hailed as “captivating” (USA Today), “luminous and thrilling” (Washington Post), and “wonderful...So spare and unsentimental that it’s impossible not to be moved (Newsweek. His new novel, Angels of Destruction, opens on a winter’s night, when a young girl appears at the home of Mrs. Margaret Quinn, a widow who lives alone. A decade earlier, she had lost her only child, Erica, who fled with her high school sweetheart to join a radical student group known as the Angels of Destruction. Before Margaret answers the knock in the dark hours, she whispers a prayer and then makes her visitor welcome at the door. The girl, who claims to be nine years old and an orphan with no place to go, beguiles Margaret, offering some solace, some compensation, for the woman’s loss. Together, they hatch a plan to pass her off as her newly found granddaughter, Norah Quinn, and enlist Sean Fallon, a classmate and heartbroken boy, to guide her into the school and town. Their conspiracy is vulnerable not only to those children and neighbors intrigued by Norah’s mysterious and magical qualities but by a lone figure shadowing the girl who threatens to reveal the child’s true identity and her purpose in Margaret’s life. Who are these strangers really? And what is their connection to the past, the Angels, and the long-missing daughter? Angels of Destruction is an unforgettable story of hope and fear, heartache and redemption. The saga of the Quinn family unfolds against an America wracked by change. As it delicately dances on the linebetween the real and the imagined, this mesmerizing new novel confirms Keith Donohue’s standing as one of our most inspiring and inventive novelists. *****Rate this book a 5/5. It held my interest from the very first sentence. I enjoyed this immensely. I will also read his other book The Stolen Child and have ordered it from my library. I love the combination of excellent story telling combined with fantasy and magic.

Jurate Laugalyte juratelau — I just fell in love with these characters...I miss them and wasn't ready to say good bye when the book was over.

Jake Smit _ake_mit — ** spoiler alert ** I highly recommend this amazing book! Written by a woman, but from the point of view of a 12-year-old boy with autism, I wondered how believable it would be. But the author did an incredible job of getting inside the mind of this character, at least as much as I can envision the mind of an autistic youth. As the mother of an almost-8-year-old boy with autism, I found it very touching, profound and poignant. I worry for my son, even now, but especially as he gets older, if he will have any friends, if he will have a girlfriend, all the things a mother wants for her son. Some parts of this book were heartbreaking to me. But others were truly uplifting. All were very eye-opening. I was especially glad that his mother finally seemed to come to terms with his disability -- AND his many abilities. Her attitude at the beginning of him being broken and her trying to fix him really bothered me. It truly is a wonderful book and I would highly recommend it to anyone, especially those with an autistic child in their lives!