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Mark Scrivener thoth — I loved this book. You don't have to be broke to read it, though that is the target audience. It is really practical advice and the format is really good.

Ljlj Ljlj _ikita_omnich — The third in the series and another excellent read....ready for the story of Kublai now!!

Holly Siemon hollysiemon — The Fire Inside by Raymond Rose is an action packed science fiction novel that is the first of the Sidekicks series. The book bounces from past to present as it introduces you to the characters and the world. At first this was a tad confusing, but as the novel went on it became enlightening and I looked forward to the flashbacks. The strength of the flashbacks themselves make me think that this story would do well with a prequel. The novel flows from a variety of character perspectives, though Jack, the protagonist, is the one who is developed the most. The characters are well written and flow together wonderfully. Each has their own unique powers which are described in great detail and with much style. Rose is quite adept at creating emotional connections from the reader to his characters. While reading the book, I found myself many times picking sides and cheering on certain characters and distrusting others. This is a sign of well developed characters and a wonderful writing style. The best part of this book stems from the action scenes and there are plenty of those to choose from. The fight scenes in the book are well choreographed and very interesting as they use a variety of powers as well as weapons. Both male and female characters are strong and hold their own in the book. Though each character has their own strengths and weaknesses, no one character is shown as being excessively weak or excessively strong. This made for very interesting and lasting fight scenes. What was wonderful about this book was that though it was the first in a series, it didn’t leave you with a bunch of questions hanging at the end. Everything was wrapped up smoothly, but with lots of room for more action and adventures to be had. The action and mystery created a book that was hard to put down and was a constant page turner. The characters in the book are both well written and interesting. A drawback of the book is that the world is not as well developed as I would have liked. Though you get to know the characters, it is hard to understand whether the world is supposed to be this one or another world altogether. I think the background dimensions could have had more time spent on them. Some of my questions about the world were answered towards the end of the book, but not enough to make me understand fully the environment the characters were living in. Overall The Fire Inside by Raymond Rose was a great science fiction novel and well worth picking up and reading. It is not a long novel and definitely keeps you turning the pages, so it can be read easily and quickly.

Fi Me _iona_lma — This is my introduction to reading Palahniuk, other than watching Fight Club 30 or so times. It's what I expected; satire, twists after twists, crazy storyline. Jump to me trying to figure out who's who...or who's what...or who he/she is or was. I'm still confused with their really being only like 4 main characters, but each of them with different names and genders and all intertwined constantly. I was expecting a big twist at the end and still was surprised how it all turned out. I think this is definetly a book that you have to finish in order to fully enjoy. To get the big picture. Jump to me cracking up at the mom and dad waiting for their hate crimes. Seriously funny stuff. Jump to a "shout out" mention of the south hill, page 79, My Hood. Jump to my future, definately reading more of Palahniuk.

Michael Mumich americanmetaldc — This story focueded on a black pastor in pre-apartheid South Africa who went to Johannesburg from a dying village in search of his lost son. It describes his journey through the big city and the troubles for native South Africans both there and in the village, painting a picture of the conflicts fought between blacks and whites that led to the atrocities of apartheid. Simply and beautifully written. A powerful story of loss and distant hope.