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Daniel Tomlinson dantomlinsongraphics — I liked this book, though it added something a little different to the paranormal YA genre, but I wish i'd liked it MORE. I wasn't very invested in the romance and (view spoiler), but I did like a lot of the characters. Emma was a little TOO special, but otherwise fairly relatable. While they weren't exactly the ones I was expecting, enough loose ends were left hanging for the sequel. Not sure if I'll read the sequel. Not right away, anyway.

Makhloukimane Makhloukimane _my_amoon — Love these illustrations. A good gentle read aloud book. Any young child who has had a snow day will relate.

Zakaria Omar zakaria83 — The House of The Seven Gables in Salem, MA is a cool house to visit. I took a tour of it in February and based on all the interesting stories told by the tour guide, I decided it was shockingly bad judgement which caused me to pass over this book time and again in book stores. I bought the book, read it and even finished it, but cant say that I enjoyed it. It is one of those clunkily written booke where the writing style distracts from the plot. I'm glad I read it, I didn't hate it. I enjoyed Hawthornes "the Scarlet Letter more, but Im also really glad it's over and I never have to look at it again.

владислав штуц peanutbutter404 — not my sort of book, it started off good but then became a little boring. read it if you like books that are more old fashioned

Heo Hyeonjae _oju_uu — A book celebrating its 50 year in print. The Crooked River Ranch book club I belong to chose to review it. It was fun to re-read the book in 2010 thinking about the big changes alone with some sameness of society over racial tensions.

Audrey Cruchade audreycruchade — I liked this book--freshly written with purposefully scattered details and asides. I think this reminds me why I don't like women (in the best possible way!).

Vonel Lamour adminf168 — You pretty much know what you're getting from an Agatha Christie novel: A dozen or so people more or less sequestered, with one or more among them a murderer. Narrative thrills, excellent psychology, and a few larger-than-life characters. As the last Hercule Poirot mystery, Curtain does not disappoint, providing an unusual spin on the investigation process, some darker situations than normal for Christie, and even some social commentary. This is a particularly good book to return to Agatha Christie with if you've gotten tired of her usual tricks. Many of her devices are still present, but the book still has a worthwhile uniqueness to it.

Ema Zanotti emainteriordesigner — This book deserves 5 stars. The characters are richly described and the plot has some good twists and turns. I loved Kiki, the matriarch of the Belsey family with her warmness and generous heart. If she was a real person then I would definitely want to be in her circle of friends! The book is a homage to EM Forster`s Howard`s End which I am yet to read.