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Ramesh Sangepu sangepuramesh — I bury myself the best I can in old books, but somehow my old books keep dragging me back to the latest "breaking news". Take this one, for example, inspired by the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill. Ten days after I finished reading it, I turned on the TV to discover the Santa Barbara beaches once more mired in oil, its seabirds blackened and endangered. Sure, it's nice to be reminded of old books I like, but this kind of deja vu I don't need. For years I recalled Sleeping Beauty as one of Macdonald's finest novels, principally for the way he combined the oil spill theme with the sudden disappearance of a possibly suicidal woman. Her family is in the oil business, and when detective Lew Archer first meets her, she is on the beach, trying to rescue a dying, oil-soaked grebe. "A handsome young woman,” Archer describes her, “with eyes as angry as the bird's." Within the novels first few pages, the central Macdonald themes of angry nature, family greed, and the haunted young are combined in one inspired metaphor. Unfortunately, what I failed to remember is that this metaphor does not remain central to the plot, which soon becomes an extraordinarily complicated collection of protective camouflage and weary masks worn by a large cast of characters, some hiding petty, and some great crimes. Don't get me wrong. This is an effective, well-constructed novel, written in elegant prose. It just wasn't the great novel I had held in memory, the novel I hoped it would once again be.

安永 真一郎 shind788 — This is a great summer read for a girl who wants fantatsy and a little bit of reality. I love to give it with Diary of a Fairy Godmother Codell or Frog Princess. Grades 4+

Wesam Mazhar haddadwesam — Not the best written book, but thoroughly enjoyable , interesting and her characterisations were wonderful. Three and a half stars is what I really would rate this book.

Erika Hiebert erikahiebert — Ladies and gentleman of the jury I find the book The Titans Curse by Rick Riordian to be excellent at teaching me about Greek history, giving me the thrill of action and at the same time making me laugh. However, there were areas in which the book was not quite as good at teaching people how to deal with problems without pulling out a sword, and fighting them. But I do know how to kill a monster if I ever need to. The book Titans curse was made in the year 2007. It has 312 pages, and is popular among young adults. The book is about Percy Jackson and his friends who are once again on a trip that if failed they could lose the war against the Titans and their followers. Grover has sent Percy, Thalia, and Annabeth a distress call saying he may have found some very powerful demigods, but there is a monster in disguise that knows who they are as well. While during a battle against this monster to protect the two new demigods the hunters of Artemis come to the rescue, but Annabeth was knocked off the cliff they were near along with the monster. Percy now desperate to save Annabeth from the falling ceiling in his dreams uses an invisibility cap and follows, Bianca one of the demigods they were saving who has decided to become a hunter, Zoe the 2nd in command of the Hunters under Artemis. Grover and Thalia two of his friends chosen to go because Zoe refuses to take men on her quest meant to save Artemis but what they don’t know is that Annabeth is with her. In the end Bianca and Zoe died of noble causes. But Annabeth and Artemis were saved. Some things that I would have like to ask the author is what made him decide for Bianca, and Zoe to die? And how does he combine romance, drama, action, and Greek history and make it this amazing? We may never know.