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Facosta Gonzalez facost — This reminded me a bit of Prydain and Lord of the Rings combined. There seemed to be a bit more of the setting and magic explained than in Prydain but more character development than Lord of the Rings. It was a well spun tale but since I listened to most of it on audiobook while driving I feel like I shorted myself a bit. Overall it was good, but not awesome.

Bateyos Rockford bateyosroc34c4 — This book was very interesting from start to finish. Science fiction is not one of my favorite genres but I did enjoy many parts of this book. The use of "Big Brother" or a watchful eye over society makes the reader question many things of society. This book made me think but was not one of my all-time favorites.

Saba Safari saba_safari — Ruby (age 2 1/2) loves reading this book as a night-time story. "Then Ina made ice cream bombe!". I am really into some of the recipes in this book; chicken with 40 cloves of garlic and lemon chicken with croutons are two of my favorite party-meals. The salads are nice, too. I found a lot of the dessert unapproachable, but overall this is a great book. Also, there were quite a few obvious product plugs that rubbed me the wrong way ("I love to use Pepperidge Farms..."). Whatever, a girl's gotta make a living, right?

Molly Steffens mollysteffens — Makes one think about the justice system in other parts of the world.

Andrew Stanford _512 — When you first meet Zoey, shes just a normal teenager, who goes to a normal high school (soon changes). She has a best friend, a boyfriend (Heath), a mom, a step dad, and (her perfect) siblings. Her best friend, Kayla, has always been there for her, through everything even Zoey's relationship problems with Heath. Heath has always had a thing for Zoey, (even in grade school) his always loved her and still does. Since his played football, Heaths been around the wrong crowd a lot (he begins to smoke and drink, which changes him). Zoeys at home life hasn't been that great either. Her mom just got re-married to a guy, Zoey likes to call "Step Loser", who is very religious. Before, Zoey was very close to her mom, but since the marriage began, "Step Loser" has all control over her, and she begins to change. When she needs to escape, the only place she can go is to her grandma, a older Cherokee women, who lives on a lavender farm. During one of these escapes, Zoey doesn't feel good, and she cant find her grandma anywhere on the farm, that's when she passes out, shes going through the change (to a vampire fledgling). The only way a fledgling can survive is go to a vampire school, The House Of Night. Her entire life changes, she meets a cowgirl named Stevie Rae, who becomes her new best friend. She also finds her new "Nerd Herd", Damien and the twins. But whats a good teen romance novel without a mean girl? Zoey also meets the leader of the Dark Daughter, Aphrodite, who just happens to be doing something, (in the hallway on Zoey's first day) with a cute boy named Erik (who doesn't want, what Aphrodite wants to give him). Single Zoey soon begins to have feelings for Erik, and he does the same. A very sweet relationship, which kept me reading this book till the end. Aphrodite soon invites Zoey to one of their Dark Daughter meetings, this is where she realizes how unfair (sneaky, rude and back stabbing) Aphrodite is. I don't want to ruin the story for you guys, but at the end Zoey becomes the leader of the Dark Daughters with the help of her friends, and her new boyfriend(: I love romance, but there wasn't too much in this story. But this book keeps you on your toes, and is a new spin on the whole "Vampire Thing".

Daniella Calmet daniellacalmet — Story about a tatoo artist in Coney Island. It's fun and quirky and well-written.