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Deepal Dinesh _eepal_inesh — El audio es bastante horrible. Voz molesta. En general, "el secreto" es un buen concepto, algo a tener en cuenta para hacer que mi vida sea mejor y más gratificante.

Tyler Funk m83studio — Fire, named for her hair color, is the last living human monster. Being a monster means she has the power to manipulate other humans' minds, and also that she's dangerously beautiful. Doesn't sound like the worst thing, but somehow it manages to cause her lots of problems. This book is much darker than Graceling. My criticisms are mostly that Fire seems unnaturally sophisticated for her age (17 at the start of the book), a lot of the story was predictable, and the world the author creates is pretty unbelievable (I'm all about fantasy worlds, but this one is ridiculous). But I still really liked it. **Re-read in April 2016 -- this time through I appreciate more the allegory of Fire's monsterness to that of being a woman -- people expect things of her and think she is or should be a certain way because of how she looks, for example, the part where someone says she looks unbelievable sweet when in actuality she feels like death reminds me of men on the street who command women they don't know to smile. Also, her decision not to have children is similar to people today choosing not to pass on their own undesirable heritable traits. But I was extra annoyed this time by the complicated paternities/maternities of all the characters, as well as the poorly executed extraneous plot points (river horse, specifically).

Ishii Villaseca ishiivillaseca — It made me cry. Matthew, his son took some amazing pictures for the book. One of them depicts Christopher moving his figures - it's truly amazing.

Viktorija Jusakova c00cla07 — I loved this book! Side note I actually read all the books before even seeing the movies. I was so into the series and sometimes when a movie version comes out it tends to ruin the book for me so i decided to read them all before seeing the actual movie. I thought this book was fantastic, very descriptive. Bella is a teenage who after spending just summers with her father finally moved in with him full time. She quickly developed a relationship with a mysterious boy from school. Meeting this mystery boy will not only spark an interest in her heart, it completely changed her whole world. Great book and do recommend to anyone who likes YA books especially ones that deal with vampires.

Joao France joaofrance — This was such a delicious story - from beginning to end. I love reading Marcia McClure because I can always guarantee reading some of the juiciest kisses imaginable whilst being wrapped up in the snuggly feeling of romance. Even now, I'm sighing heavily because this story has left quite an impression. I love the way Marcia captures those tender moments between two people, especially as sparks are beginning to fly and I love her stories that are set in historical time periods. I wasn't always a fan of westerns... but I'm telling you - I love this authors cowboys. Set in the old west, in a small US town on the prairie, Katie dreams away her day waiting for her prince to come and rescue her from the drudgery of her life. Living with an abusive father, she doesn't hold much hope for escape and with the slim picking of decent, eligible men in town, Katie is somewhat discouraged. This all changes though with the arrival of sexy Steel Stover (sigh doesn't his name sound magnificent!) Straight away he captures her attention and with the cutest triplet sisters, she makes quite the impression on him as well. He takes one look at her dressed up in wild flowers and whether he'll admit it or not, Steel is SMITTEN. This wonderful story takes you through those breathless moments where they flirt back and forth and Steel endeavours to put a blush on Katie's cheeks. One of my FAVORITE scenes is when he catches her up in the tree house, spying on her older brother "sparking" and being the man to never let a golden opportunity to go by, Steel uses it to teach Katie a thing or two on kissing. Totally swoon worthy and those magical kisses are just one of many in the book. I love the way he pursues Katie and the great feeling you get as you watch two fun characters fall in love. Steel is such a hunk! I don't know what it is about men of those times or whether it's the way Marcia writes her heroes, but especially after this story, I just wanted to go roam out on the prairie, waiting for my Steel to come riding up on a horse. LOL of course, I'd make sure it was my husband but you understand where my romantic heart was leading. I could totally see me being one of the many girls in the area who went doe eyed and weak kneed as he past by and he was just such a gentleman. I love a man with manners, a man with passion, a man with a sense of humor but most of all SWAGGER. Steel has all that and Katie was such a lucky girl to capture his heart. You won't ever see me not recommend a Marcia McClure book. Whenever I've had my fill of erotica and I'm just craving some good old fashioned romance, her books are always what I reach for. I can't help myself because they always leave me with a smile on my face and wanting more. Marcia has a real easy flow to her writing and once you start reading, you don't want to stop. She has the great ability of getting to the heart and soul of love and relationships and I think that comes because she has that in her own life. One look at her and her husband Kevin, and you can tell they're deeply in love. That flows into her books and creates magic. Definitely grab yourself a copy of this book. It's a great way to spend the afternoon - just be prepared to end up in a gooey mess. Happy reading!

Rémi Bigot _emi_igot — If you want to know what true evil looks like, read this book. I believe to be Steinbeck's darkest novel. As always, his portrayal of the human condition and spirit moves me and and above all makes me think.