carpathians possessions overwhelming contemporary

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292 reviews
Stephenie Meyer

Little, Brown and Company, 2008

one of the best books i've ever read!!
this book is by far one of the best books i've ever read. it attracts all audiences. it has love, suspense, action, drama, comedy, it has everything. stephanie meyer has outdone herself. the characters in this book are hopeful in a doomed situation. i guess u can say there more of glass is half full type of people. anyway i recommend this book to anyone who loves to read and anyone who has an ...

Where is Elmo's Blanket? (Nifty Lift-and-Look)

22 reviews

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1999

Entertaining Lift-a-Flap
Our Toddler son loves to peak under the flaps to find Elmo's blanket. Great book and durable.

Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))

136 reviews

Hyperion, 2004

I love Mo Willems!
My only complaint about this book is, I wish it were longer! I just adore anything Mo Willems writes, particularly the "Pigeon" books. The combination of cartoon art and actual photographs made the book visually wonderful. A great gift, along with its sequel!

Dark Possession (The Carpathians (Dark) Series, Book 15)

100 reviews
Christine Feehan

Berkley Hardcover, 2007

Fantastic
This audiobook was fantastic. Phil Gigante & Jane Brown should be proud of themselves they brought the characters to life. Phil Gigante has a great accent for the main character, super sexy. I can't recommend this highly enough especially, if like me, you are used to the audiobooks read by the one reader. I love it....have I metioned that :)

Olivia . . . and the Missing Toy

51 reviews

Atheneum/Anne Schwartz Books, 2003

Dealing with Childish Obsessions
As a parent, I've always been drawn to children's stories where the child is so silly that it makes my own children realize where they have the same weakness. When that happens, we laugh about the silly person in the story and assure one another that we would never be so silly. Naturally, such a self-drawn lesson is more powerful than one that comes from me. Every child becomes obsessed ...

Possession: A Romance

212 reviews
A.S. Byatt

Random House, 1991

A beautiful work
One thing that never ceases to amaze me is how much Byatt can pack into her work. So many allusions and references, but each is appropriate. I have to say that I'm a bigger fan of her short fiction, but this is by far the best of her novels. It can be a little slow at times due to all the information, but it really immerses you in the world of the novel. This is one I plan on re-reading more than ...

Chronicles of Ancient Darkness #4: Outcast (Chronicles of Ancient Darkness)

1 review
Michelle Paver

Katherine Tegen Books, 2008

Total Original Story
This story gets you deeper into the secrets of Torak, Renn, and the forest. Torak is banished from the clans because of his worst secrect. Being in outcast Torak is not able to talk to Renn unless she is an outcast too. During his adventures Torak meets two very smart crows. Read this book to find out what these two crows help Torak with and many other secrets. ...

Hostage to the Devil: The Possession and Exorcism of Five Contemporary Americans

137 reviews
Malachi Martin

HarperOne, 1992

As Heavy Metal Band Iron Maiden Sang, "6...6...6...The Number of the Beast!!!!!!!!! 6...6...6...The One for You and Me!!!!!!!!!"
Hostage to the Devil is a meticulously sourced, scholarly analyzed and academic treatise on demonic possession; this book is THE classic to pick up to familiarize oneself with the proverbial Dark Side of life. Hostage to the Devil is what The Art of War is to warfare and corporate raiding; what Machiavelli's The Prince is to political science and government; what Homer's The Iliad and The Odyssey ...

Illegal Possession

3 reviews
Kay Hooper

Bantam, 2008

Not quite as expected
What I thought was going to be another suspense novel, simular to 2 prvious books I've read by Kay Hooper (Once a Thief and Always a Thief), it turned out to be a romance novel, albeit, it did have a few twist and turns, but nothing to compare with the previous two.

Adam

41 reviews
Ted Dekker

Thomas Nelson, 2008

Vintage Dekker
With Adam, Ted Dekker serves up another serving of his signature mystery style. This booktwists and turns until the end. As always, Dekker keeps you guessing and second guessing yourself as you try to decipher who will win and how in this battle of good vs. evil. Dekker presents evil and good in many forms, which adds depth and interest to this amazing novel. I don't know how, but Dekker has ...

Found: The Best Lost, Tossed, and Forgotten Items from Around the World

52 reviews
Davy Rothbart

Fireside, 2004

Cannot Put it Down
Addicting book full of humor and sadness. Great look into people's lives sometimes understanding the story sometimes not.

Chronicles of Ancient Darkness #2: Spirit Walker (Chronicles of Ancient Darkness)

26 reviews
Michelle Paver

Katherine Tegen Books, 2006

A great book to read with your kids
I read this (and the previous book) to my son (9 y.o.). We both loved it. We constantly shared ideas about the possible explanations of the events in the book and the possible outcomes. Great bonding experience!

The Cinderella Ballet Mystery (Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew #4)

1 review
Carolyn Keene

Aladdin, 2006

A mystery to keep you on your toes!
Once again, young Nancy Drew fans will follow along with the entire Clue Crew solving a mystery in an intriguing setting, especially fascinating to girls. There's a Cindarella ballet being staged, complete with glass slippers for Andrea, who has been cast as the lead. Of course, alls well that ends well -- but not before readers follow every twist and turn to the satisfying conclusion.

Making Peace with the Things in Your Life: Why Your Papers, Books, Clothes, and Other Possessions Keep ...

26 reviews
Cindy Glovinsky

St. Martin's Griffin, 2002

A different way to look at your stuff (clutter)
As others have written,I too have read many, many, MANY clutter, organizing, packrat books. I still have so many, they have contributed to the clutter. This was one of the good ones. My problem is not organizing my stuff-- I want to get rid of it. Most books give you detailed file organizing and specific instructions. I wanted to know WHY I couldn't let go of so many things. This may not be ...

Nate the Great and the Monster Mess

2 reviews
Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

A Yearling Book, 2001

Cinnamon Werewolves! Yes!
For over twenty adventures now, Nate the Great, the young detective, has searched for his friends' missing things. He's searched for missing stamps, weeds, boring beach bags, missing pets, musical notes, stolen bases, and even saved the King of Sweden (kinda!). In all of this, his mom has been quietly supportive. He leaves a note on the refrigerator to tell her what case he's working on, that ...

Nate The Great And The Boring Beach Bag (Nate The Great, paper)

3 reviews
Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

Yearling, 1989

Mystery At The Beach
Trying to take a day off and bask at the beach just doesn't work for Nate the Great. As a detective, his detecting services are always on call. This time Oliver, Nate's next door neighbor and the world's greatest pest, has come up with a new mystery. Oliver has lost his beach bag. The beach bag contains Oliver's clothes and shoes, which Oliver will need. Nate signs on for the case at once, ...

Search for Scooby Snacks (Scooby-Doo! Picture Clue Book with 24 Flash Cards, Level 1)

5 reviews
Robin Wasserman, Duendes del Sur

Scholastic Paperbacks, 2000

read this book
Book Review By MENDIOLA ROOM #B1 a Scooby Do The Search for Scooby Snacks If you like cartoon books you are in the right place. You'll like reading this book. I like Scooby do because it is very, very funny book. This story is about Scooby and Shaggy looking for their food that was lost. A bear was eating it. In my opinion this book is very good because you will ...

Chronicles of Ancient Darkness #3: Soul Eater (Chronicles of Ancient Darkness)

2 reviews
Michelle Paver

HarperTrophy, 2008

Great book
This serie is one of my son's favorite, it's mine too. Michelle Paver is such a gifted writer. It's a great book. I cannot wait for the next one

Money, Possessions, and Eternity

35 reviews
Randy Alcorn

Tyndale House Publishers, 2003

IMHO, This book is second only to the Bible!!
Those are big words but let me explain why I truly mean them. Before I'd even gotten past the first hundred pages this book helped me change the way I manage my finances. How? By changing and enlightening my perspective. We get so caught up in the here and now that we sometimes forget what life is really about and what truly matters. To answer the previous post, this book has NOTHING ...

The Indwelling: The Beast Takes Possession (Left Behind No. 7)

448 reviews
Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins

Tyndale House Publishers, 2001

Apocolypse Stories
Another one of those Christian Fictions that bespeaks doom and destruction for all who don't turn their lives over to Jesus. If you can get past the religious psychobabble, its a good book. Otherwise, Buddha is a much better choice and his followers are typically less intolerant and war-like.

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