Review:I'm probably really not going to say anything new to contrast all the other reviews of this book. It's a great work that is truly inspirational and offers, through a substantive narrative fiction, a justification for trying to be as awesome and happy as possible at all times. Definitely worth the read. Read more

Review:It reminded me to always be brave, make bold decisions, and get excited about continuously feeling outise of my comfort zone, grow and learn! I highly recommend this book, specially if you are exploring changes in life. Read more

Review:Este libro me gusto mucho. Tiene un buen mensaje; te enseña a valorar tu vida,disfrutarla y realizar las cosas que quieres en la vida. Este libro como algunos otros de Coelho, no pude parar de leer hasta que lo termine. Lo unico que no me gusto fue una escena sexual que el autor describe, el cual no me agradaba leer pero el autor lo hizo con palabras sofisticadas y al final pienso que esas son cosas de la realidad de la vida y creo que el autor queria que este libro se acercara mas a la reali... Read more

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Review:A quick read. It was not the juicy, cheating story that I expected. Rather, a story of a woman lost in the everyday routine, and struggling to find herself and happiness. Although odd, and too methodical at times, a good book about long term relationships and love. Read more

Review:The seller-shippment was fast. The book...i cant start describing it. SELF GROWTH, PEACE, its a very relaxing book. Great to practice Spanish, easy to understand. The author is one of my favorites. google him you'll be interested Read more

Review:As someone who returned to my church and faith after years of soul-searching, I felt strong enough in my personal beliefs to wade through this story about a controversial subject. I love books that take you on a journey, out from the armchair and out of your comfort zone. The Witch of Portobello does exactly that with a unique format of various characters narrating each chapter, creating a sort of soulful alchemy focused on the main character. Unlike the literal excursion in The Alchemist, this ... Read more

Review:Ethan Montclair has woken to find his wife gone. She has left a note, telling him not to look for her, yet has taken none of her personal items with her. From there, we are taken on a ride through the Montclair marriage— the lies, the hurt, the loss.
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While we readers are wondering where Sutton is, we are being led through the story by an unknown narrator. This narrator is slowly cluing us into what has happened while we put the pieces together.
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Review:I bought this book because Larry Niven is listed as a co-author (in larger print), and I have enjoyed his novels for 30 years. But the prose is overwhelmingly dominated by silly repartee, largely based on pop-culture (and occasionally literary) references -- all the while attempting to imply a very-high IQ on the part of both participants by skipping every other item (implying anyone smart would fill in the missing parts exactly the same way the author did), but instead coming across more like ... Read more

Review:I considered this book strange as I have never heard of a sex club that this book was about. For being such there wasn't as much sex until about the halfway mark and then it was often, strange and explicit. Read more