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Jessica Yocum _essica_ocum — A cute story and a really creative twist to Cinderella. Didn't like the story being told from 8 different points of view. I'd recommend this as a fun, cute read but not really something to be read more than once. Does contain multiple deaths.

Dmitry Zakharov dmitryzakharov — This was a great book. Great book. I've read all three of French's books starting with In The Woods, and I have to say I like each one better and better. I really didn't enjoy In The Woods (didn't like lack of resolution at the end), but I loved The Likeness and loved Faithful Place even more than that. I realize I may have a bias because I lived in Galway for 6 months and love Ireland more than anything. Hearing the natural dialect is so nostalgic for me. But French has the ability to capture the reader's attention from the first page. And she's more than just a typical mystery writer because the quality of her writing is so strong, so authentic, and so original. Most mysteries - and forgive me all mystery-lovers out there - are built of just quick one-liners meant to suck you in as fast as possible. French actually creates the story in your mind with beautiful yet sometimes callous (it's Ireland folks, their dialect is sometimes a bit rough)writing. I can't say enough about this book. I loved it.

Jack Fish _ack_ish_llustration — Bought from Amazon, and I still own a copy. APART OF THE GOODREADS 2012 READING CHALLENGE. Review/Rating: 4 out of 5 Ease of Reading Text: 5 out of 5 Illustrations: 5 out of 5 Plot: 5 out of 5 Art Touch-Up: 5 out of 5 Translation: 4 out of 5 Design: 5 out of 5 When Ion Tsuburagi chants her first name, good things happen to her. However, when she meet Mikado and touches something he’s been developing, her powers start growing into something more. What is the thing she touched; and why is it giving Ion special powers? I really like Arina Tanemura’s works — I have two other works by her. Her artwork is always quite good. All her character pretty much show a happy personality — rarely ever sad, but hides their sadness under their smile — and this one volume manga is no exception. In this manga, there a couple of places where the artwork could been better, but you hardly ever notice it (unless you are really looking hard). ;) I love all of the characters’ personalities, even Ion’s happy-go-lucky one — especially when she turns into Kitty Ion (so cute). <3 Even Psychic Man’s small appearances were enjoyable. The designs for each character were wonderful, especially Kouki, the student council president, with his hair down. *drools* Now that gotten the artwork part done, now for the plot. The romance is cliche, especially for a shoujo manga, but it’s still very enjoyable. I like how subtle the supernatural theme (telekinesis) is, and how it doesn’t clash with the romance parts. I kind of hoped she would end up with someone else, but oh well. :P Anyways, overall, Tanemura put together a wonderfully drawn manga that I enjoyed very much. However, that’s not all, we need to go over how the Translation, Designing, and Art Touch-Up/Lettering people did from VIZ. The art touch-up was very well done, you could hardly notice the errors in redrawing from where the Japanese was at. Also, I loved the cover design that VIZ did for the English version of ION. However, I wish some of the wording for the sentences and SFX were just a little bit better. Overall, VIZ did a pretty good job bringing this Japanese manga to life in English. :D

Hina Naqvi hinanaqvi — I love this book

Doctor Nothing dw173d — Possibly the most depraved, least artful book in history. But still enjoyable.