Review:Sin duda García Márquez en este libro y en muchos se destaca como los ilustres escritores de la lengua española. En particular el amor en los tiempos del cólera es una ficción de gran humanidad en donde el amor en todas sus formas es magistralmente escrito Read more

Review:I don't know if I got a sample or if this is how the book was written. It's like a 1/2 finished diary. Very hard to read and keep up. Paragraphs end randomly. I've never given a book one star but if I could of I would have given it zero. Read more

Review:"THE CHRISTMAS TRAIN" TAKES ONE ON AN UNUSUAL JOURNEY WITH UNKNOWN FRIENDS. HOWEVER, THERE IS A REASON FOR THE JOURNEY AND THE THINGS THAT HAPPEN UNKNOWN UNTIL THE END OF THE TRIP. YOU TRAVEL FROM WASHINGTON TO CHICAGO, CHICAGO TO LOS ANGELES. THERE IS FROLIC AND LAUGHTER ,INTRIGUE, ADVENTURE AND VICTORY. DAVID BALDACCI IS KNOWN FOR WEAVING HIS STORIES THROUGH STORIES AND HE DOES IT MASTERFULLY HERE IN "THE CHRISTMAS TRAIN", I PURCHASED IT FOR THE TITLE, I READ IT AND HAD A WONDERFUL ADVENTURE ... Read more

Review:So off the beaten romance path. In a grand way! The. characters are so odd in a loveable want to hang out with them and be a part of their odd circle. Brewster is the best friend everyone should have. Read more

Review:What a delightful cover to entice the reader into The Summer House. If you are looking for a feel-good, summer story with a splash of mystery then this will do you nicely.

Callie and Olivia have been friends for ever and now they are about to embark on their dream of buying, renovating and opening a guest house, situated on the stunning Outer Banks. They need to buckle down and work their little socks off in order to get it up to scratch and suitable for the grand opening.

I really... Read more

Review:Five stars for being a good chicklit story that doesn’t touch on themes that usually grate my nerves. Instead we are introduced to likable characters and realistic situations, with a strong (though not invincible) female lead.

Emmy catches her long-term boyfriend cheating on her on the first page, while they’re vacationing at a little French guesthouse. After Nathan leaves with his new floozy, the guesthouse manager suffers an injury and Emmy decides to stay on to help with the guesthouse... Read more

Review:Many books have been written to continue the stories of the characters that Jane Austen created, including sequels, prequels, continuations, and diaries. Most of these books have been written about the most popular of her novels, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, while ignoring some of her other different, but equally well-written and beautiful novels–SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, NORTHANGER ABBEY, EMMA, MANSFIELD PARK, and PERSUASION. Now for the first time, all six of Jane Austen’s books have been re-imagined and... Read more

Review:The blatant sexism and calling the main character a whore because she was doing her job kinda pissed me off. I know this was set in the 60's but it was just really offensive in a way that her writing has never been. It was hard to read. Read more

Review:I am new to Imogen Rose but got the book for $0.99 so I thought I would give it a try. I am so glad I did:) This book was fast paced which is what I need to keep me interested! I just loved it and started on book 2 as soon as I finished Portal! I would recommend this book to any reader YA and Adult alike. I am hoping book 3 will have a price drop so I can get it too:) I think there is a planned book 4 that may be in the works. I will then move on to her other series as well. Great author... Read more

Review:Bottom line: It was good. I recommend it. I think if you enjoy Harry Potter and a good young adult story, you won't be disappointed.
Observations: I was surprised at how well I kept track of the changing narrators. First person, multiple narrators always confuses me, but much less so with this novel than others I've read. Goes to show how well Rowell differentiates her characters' internal voices. And first person truly suited this novel. I loved her use of parentheses, (Especially the myriad... Read more