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Asimple Jack _ack_ombs — Although I really enjoyed Mr. Perotta's writing style, I found the characters and plot to be somewhat irritating. The cultural references felt very dated and rather than take me to a certain place and time they actually were very distracting to me. Sarah drove me crazy. So whiny and insecure - I couldn't really fathom what Todd even saw in her. I did appreciate the author's observations of suburbia and "soccer mom" types. The ending was bizarre and abrupt. I was hoping for some redemption at the conclusion and was sorely disappointed.

Marcia Cunha marodriguesc — Another long installment in the Jordan's epic, Wheel of Time series. Once again, we see the Dragon Reborn, Rand al'Thor, battling the Dark One's emissaries (the Chosen) and the Aes Sedai. The Aes Sedai have split into two camps: former Amrylin Seat Sichuan Sanche is in Salidar while Elaida holds the White Tower. When Nynaeve heals false Dragon Logain and then Sichuan, the renegades name a new Amrylin Seat. A great showdown at the end and some new plot lines, such a Matrim's gathering and training of men that can channel, make up for a slow, laboring start to Book #6.

Nilton Souza niltonmendb2c3 — Fannie Caldwell was an indentured servant for the last 3 years. However when her contract expired last year, the hateful man who owns her and her siblings, refused to let them go. Now, Fannie is determined to do anything to get away. She sets out to join a wagon train heading for Oregon. Blake Turner is a the wagon master of a 250 wagon procession across the plains heading west. He is determined to keep his train's reputation clean by taking no trouble makers and especially no single women! However, when Fannie begs and pleads to join his group, he just can't quite bring himself to say no, especially when her very life seems to be in danger. Danger on the trail, clashing of wills, this book is sure to entertain.

Hannah Griffin hgriffin1193 — This books brings you through a very interesting journey of your relationship with Christ. It is insightful, practical, very interesting on certain topics like abandonement, God's Mercy and Love. It is terribly easy to read and very applicable to everyday life. Defintely worth a read and as it says, it's worth reading in a couple of days like during a retreat. You get the most out of it that way.

Rodolfo Cabrera rcf0e81 — I was possessed by a very strong urge to reread this book recently, which happens every four or five years. I've read this at least five times, and always find something new. This time I was struck by how the whole story is told in second person, and that the narrator never gives an justification or explanation for the "you" address. What a strong voice, such gutsy writing. The language and other elements are dated, but I think this book has much to teach.

Mohammad Al _inalizer — I loved this heart wrenching memoir because it got at the fundamental damages done to the “lucky” ones, the ones who survive and have to live their lives as rape victims. Not as much of a downer as you would expect, but still fairly heavy. Being brutally honest (the first chapter is engaging, to say the least) pays off.