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hylian_pirate's review
5.0
Great book that tells a story of a young genius that gets put into heavy training from a young age in preparation for an upcoming alien invasion. The boy suffers ethical dilemmas on his journey because of his genuineness and more-than-average abilities.
maxines_obsessions's review
1.0
A book like this is incredibly hard to rate.
It is definitely worth a read.
It is definitely worth a read.
txbooklover's review
2.0
This memoir chronicles a woman’s survival after major injuries and burns during 9/11. It’s hard to not have respect for someone who has endured and overcome such a tragedy, but there was an element of her only expressing her strength and never acknowledging any doubt or weakness during a long, grueling recovery. Just an average read for me. 2.5/5 stars.
klyon's review
5.0
Absolutely the most terrifying end of the world since The Parable of the Talents (Octavia Butler).
lola425's review
4.0
Strout does more with the ecphonetic "Oh, William!" than most writers do in a whole novel. Lucy Barton's story continues as we follow her and her ex-husband William on a road trip to uncover secrets from William's past. Along the way, back and forth in time we learn about Lucy, William, their children, and what it means to love.
shira_'s review
5.0
One of the best books in the series. The deduction is great; the characters are interesting and I really enjoyed the book and Fandorin.
mrjonathan's review
4.0
Relies on insinuations for the bulk of interest, which clouds the truth of who this icon was.
thriftygal's review
5.0
THIS IS HILARIOUS!!! I was hitting a wall during this 24 hour readathon and this has absolutely added laughter to my spirit!