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Jonathan Stilz mrreell — I personally wanted to see the awesome fight but its a sweet ending.

Homer Lee homer970759ff — Where do I start? Lexi's mom died of a drug overdose. However, Lexi has been in and out of foster homes, each time her mom thinks she can stay off of drugs. When her mom passes, Lexi thinks she has no family, but finds out she has a great Aunt Eva, her grandmother's sister still alive in Washington. Starting a new high school freshman year, Lexi is used to being the new girl and finds comfort and friendship in the books she reads, especially her dog earred copy of Jane Eyre. So at lunch she takes her book and looks for a spot outside. However, she sees a girl sitting by herself reading as well. So she introduces herself to a girl named Mia and they quickly become friends. During her first day, she runs into Mia's twin, Zach. She doesn't know at the time they are twins however. Zach is the popular, all American type of boy. Quickly Lexi becomes Mia's best friend and is like one of the Farraday family. One night when they all have been drinking Lexi accidentally tries to kiss Zach, which leads to a whole new set of problems. Later when she finds out Zach has liked her all along too, what will happen if Lexi and Zach decide to become a couple to her and Mia's friendship? The story moves along and we come to a sad day for everyone when Mia is killed to due all of their choices, but only Lexi seems to be the one paying for the mistakes. What the book is about is choices and consequences and how we move on. Beautiful beautiful story, one that will stay in your mind and have you recommending to everyone. Kristin Hannah really knows how to craft a story, one that is real and can happen. I couldn't recommend this book enough!

William Bert willynx — I don’t often say this about series books, but this fourth book was the best and most hilarious book of the four, and that says a lot coming from me, as the first three books received 5 stars each from me as well. This book, more than any other, makes me wish I had a humor shelf at Goodreads, but I don’t want my (1) lifechanging book knocked off my profile page, so humorless I will remain. Absolutely hilarious. I found myself laughing out loud so many times, sometimes uncontrollably laughing again a page or two or three after a particularly amusing part. Warped, black humor, often my favorite kind, but I loved this especially because it’s also a story with heart, with people I can care about, however bizarrely they sometimes behave. I love the Spellmans and every character in the book: especially Izzy, Rae, Olivia, Albert, Maggie, David, Henry, Fred, Morty, and Len and Christopher. By the way, I’d have loved to have had the latter two’s dossiers included in the appendix. It takes much inventiveness to have created these people; I will not say characters. This was a perfect comfort read for me. Lisa Lutz has said there will be at least one more book but probably not until at least 2012. Waiting will not be fun. I highly recommend this series, which must be read in order: #1: The Spellman Files, #2: Curse of the Spellmans, #3: Revenge of the Spellmans, and then this one, #4: The Spellmans Strike Again, which amazingly enough was the best of all of them; the series keeps getting better and better. As with the other three books, this is mostly a very funny book, even the chapter titles are amusing, but there are some sad parts and along with a bit of seriousness, this book includes a social conscience. So, it all came together and it has the best end, although I’d have loved it even if the ending had been less satisfying because the whole reading experience was incredibly entertaining Check out the author’s web site and http://lisalutz.com/ and a mild spoiler here: http://www.innocenceproject.org/Conte..., and there are other web pages about this, most with link’s from the author’s site. I would be ecstatic if I owned these four Spellman books, but I’m very grateful to my public library for the opportunity to read them. However, some day I may not be able to resist (maybe when the last book is published) and might buy them all. I’d like to read sections when I need a mood elevator and I’d love to support this author, who manages to be funny even in her author bio section in the inside back cover of the book(s).

Mitch Musel _160_ — http://thenovelworld.com/2010/03/01/b...