Review:My grandson advised me that he needed this book for a summer reading project. I tried to get it at the library and couldn't get it for a few weeks. So I went to my next best thing!!! Amazon had the book and I received it in a few days!!!Great job!!!Thanks for always being there for me. Read more

Review:I purchased this author/book because while reading one of my favorite author's, he mentioned Flannery O'Connor w/ admiration. Some of the best short stories he'd ever read. I had to pick it up.
She is a fine writer, but, not my cup of tea. Subject matter and settings are interesting but fairly depressing, at least for me. Read more

Review:I have no idea why I keep reading these books. A Wikipedia summary would be better written, and would skip all the unrealistic and frankly annoying dialogue. It's really a shame too, because the ideas of these book are really intriguing and interesting. However, they are so poorly executed. Read more

Review:This could have been a good book. It has an interesting dystopia/sci-fi premise, and a few decent plot twists. The writing, however? Awful. It needs some seriously heavy editing to be a good read. The characters are flat, uninteresting, and have not believable. Action sequences are interrupted by lengthy unnecessary explanations of the main character's thoughts and improbably long conversations. Plot development between action is by contrast brief and simplistic. The main character has no real s... Read more

Review:The book I read was a Break With Charity by Ann Rinaldi. It was about the Salem Witch trials. The main characture is Susanna English who really wants to join a circle of girls at the parsonage. The girls in the parsonage gather in the circle every night to have their fortunes told by the reverands slave ,Tituba. When Susanna finally gets the courage to go inside she witnesses terrible things that are about to occur in the town of Salem Village.
I choose to read this book because I never lea... Read more

Review:The book was okay but I didn't like the way the auther jumped around in time with the story. It was irritating. The movie is one of my very favorites. The book does include recipes at the end, so that is nice. Read more

Review:If you like menage stories, you'll love The Choice. Journey Walker had a good life as a physical therapist who got a lot of satisfaction caring for her down syndrome sister. She thought her life was complete until she met two glorious men. Grant and Nash were opposites, one dark and intense and the other fun and easy going. She was attracted to both and began a three week journey with them while her sister was out of town. No spoiler here, but she is drawn to both and has to make a decision... Read more

Review:I got this as a gift for my sister, who is soon to be a elementary school teacher, and it came in PERFECT condition. Crisp, brand new, book that all of the kids will surely love. Shipping was a little slow but no big deal, I would recommend this book to anyone with young kids or soon to be teachers! Read more

Review:We may be up in our years, but we've always collected and enjoyed good childrens poetry. We read to our kids and now to our grandchildren. Shel Silverstein was always a favorite and this should put a smile in any heart, young or old. Read more

Review:My grandaughter is in ninth grade and they are using this book for a project. She had the book when she was ten years old and loved it and also had it signed by the author and didn;t want to cut it up. It helped her to get a A in English! Read more