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Laura Jarrard laurajarrard — It was great! If you've ever gotten a goofy look from an animal and wondered what they were thinking, I think you'll like it too.

Derrick Lemaster derricklemaster — Think Juno, but set in England with a teenage father. Nahh, that's not really doing it. Slam is an extremely hilarious book with a number of great read-out-loud passages. Hornby's books have been adapted into such films as High Fidelity, About a Boy, and Fever Pitch. Slam is an excruciatingly painful look at teen fatherhood that manages to be really funny. This book made me glad to be a grown up.

Valter Manga vjalbuquerque — I really enjoyed this book. I loved the way the Narrator, who also is death, portrayed many things. The way you look at little things, or the way war and death go together in such a different way. I like that it wasn't just written from beginning to end. I enjoyed the flash backs and glimpses forward. I love the characters in this book. It was hard to not fall in love with Liesel or Rudy. Plus the layers in the characters like Rosa, Hans and Max were so real. We all have layers and mixed emotions on controversial issues and you could see that in the characters. You could see how Rosa was seen by others, how she acted, but knowing her real good intentions and love for her family. The author did a good job showing a glimpse of the life of those who did question what was being taught in Germany. That life wasn't easy. I am looking forward to the movie, hopefully I will still love the characters in the movie as much as I did the book.

Koorosh Ahadi _oorosh — The genre of this book is a sci-fi thriller. I chose to read this book because its based off of a game that i played a while back. I very much enjoyed the game because it took me away from the "Call of Duty" genre, which is basically shooting things. So i figured why not pick up the book and enjoy a good read! The book is about a man named Alan Wake, a successful horror/sci-fi writer who has gotten "writers block" and is taking a vacation in hopes to get away from work and stress. Alice is Alan's wife whom he with on his vacation. And Barry Alan's manager and best friend who helps him on his journey. Zimmerman the mysterious entity that helps Alan in fighting the Taken. And finally "The Taken" the evil entity that is coming to life from Alan's book he is currently working on. Alan and his wife Alice go to a town called Bright Falls which looks like a peaceful environment..during the day. However when the couple gets to their cabin they have a fight and Alan wakes out leaving Alice alone in the cabin. And when Alan hears the screaming voice of his wife he rushes back to see whats going on, only to find out Alice has fallen into the lake beside their cabin as Alan jumps in to save her. Alan wakes up in his car only to realize he did not drown and his wife was not by his side. He goes into the woods in order to find help when he encounters a silhouette of a man who looks like he is covered in darkness. The man tries to kill Alan and in a desperate need to escape finds a flashlight and a gun and kills the man only to reveal that he turned to ashes. This is when Alan realizes all of this corresponding to the new book he was trying to write and now has to battle the silhouette death known as the "Taken" in order to save his wife. The Central conflict of this book is man vs man, and man vs the unknown. The theme of the book is never give up and overcome your fears. The lighthouse in the novel is a symbol of Alan's writing ability because in the book it is turned off and only if he overcomes his fear will it be lite. Mr. Rick Burroughs uses a lot of imagery in his context. He uses it to draw you in and then reveals a tragic incident and or scary moment. Mr. Burroughs writing style is all about having you sit back and enjoy the show. I did not have to sit and think too much on something ( although i don't mind that ). The story just unraveled in front of me and i sat there as if i was standing right next to Mr. Wake. I would totally recommend this book to anyone. You don't need to be very...well...intelligent to be able to read it. What i'm trying to say is that its an easy read and a very interesting one at that.