Review:When I was younger I was signed anthem for school reading. At the time I remember, quite vividly, hating the story. However, rereading it now in my twenties I actually understand the material and themes that Rand so skillfully wrote.

Anthem went from being a book I had great disdain for to a story I generally enjoyed. I look forward to reading something more substantial from Rand soon. Read more

Review:This is a charming story and Forster gives a treat with character development as the story unfolds in Italy and England. George's father is a man of wisdom and, hopefully, we all gain from his message and insights to Lucy. Read more

Review:This is a charming story and Forster gives a treat with character development as the story unfolds in Italy and England. George's father is a man of wisdom and, hopefully, we all gain from his message and insights to Lucy. Read more

Review:Forster's touching, funny and insightful novel toys with the conflict between passion and propriety in the British upper classes in the first years of the past century. Like a good Austin novel, we enjoy the journey despite the inevitable conclusion. In fact, it's not crazy to suggest that this is a book Austin may have written had she lived 100 years later.

The movie, starring Helena Bonham Carter, is faithful to the book and worth watching. But read the book as well. Read more

Review:This is a charming story and Forster gives a treat with character development as the story unfolds in Italy and England. George's father is a man of wisdom and, hopefully, we all gain from his message and insights to Lucy. Read more

Review:Couldn’t sleep so decided to try this story. So far I’ve loved all of NR Walkers books and this one did not disappoint. It was so incredibly sweet and sexy. Read it all in one sitting and now I’m late for work. :) Read more

Review:I enjoyed this story that kept me captivated with its mystery, romantic suspense, unexpected circumstances, trouble-makers, danger and new beginnings. Tabitha Canterbury had a dream to opening a bookstore, even if it meant leaving her parents in New York and traveling to Wyoming where she has an Aunt and Uncle, siblings of her mother. She has given up on love and marriage and accepted she is a spinster, but she has her books and her bookstore. Hunter Wade finds himself the half owner of the Br... Read more

Review:One knows where J. Scott Fizgerald got the idea for The Great Gatsby story. He lived the life of a struggling author and also the crazy live of the jazz age with the drinking and parting the night away. The book gives a glimps of the expatriates in France in the twenties and before the world war two. He married in the states and moved to Paris for that is where the american artist and authors were. He struggled writing for magazines,short stories etc but he was envious of the monied crowd . He l... Read more

Review:This book was amazing. The gripping start to an interesting story. This story of the four horsemen is completely different to the one's written. The characters make this story come to life. Verity makes the story seem real. This book is awesome and a definite read. Read more

Review:Looking for an innovator? For a "new" idea? For a strange book? Read it. If every book has a way of reading for each reader this asumes that and gives you freedom for reading it's chapters in the order you want to. Increadible!! You will find all this, and also an author that is a great critic of himself, but don't look for a real inspired artist because Cortazar is not. Anyway, read it! Read more