Call to Arms (The Damned, Book 1)16 reviews Alan Dean Foster Del Rey, 1992 Hooray for Humans! + Entertaining + Well-paced, story-driven, natural language science fiction I picked this book up off of a desk somewhere during a former job. It was late, I was bored and the cover looked interesting. The book was a bit slow to start, but interesting once the pace increased. I found myself disappointed when I reached the last page because the job's library didn't have ...             Replay296 reviews Ken Grimwood Harper Paperbacks, 1998 Replay + If only I knew then what I know now... + Do-over + Unforgettable             Red Shadows9 reviews Yvonne Navarro Spectra, 1998 Fascinating--a frightening and intriguing premise + An excellent sequel by a fantastic writer!! + Very imaginative and well written + FINAL IMPACT -- THE NEXT GENERATION + Fantastic, scary             Footfall93 reviews Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Del Rey, 1986 Not just among the best... + Great Fun! + Whacky but picks up speed Not just among the best invasion books ever written, but possibly THE best. Not only a great genre book, but good literature besides. These two are good authors by themselves, but when they work together, they approach Heinleinian levels of greatness. Fantastic.             The Chronicles of Narnia Boxed Set1009 reviews C. S. Lewis HarperTrophy, 1994 "The Chronicles of Narnia", Books by C.S. Lewis + Good book + Great product! Great service! + The Chronicles are great + Family Fun             The Warriors of Spider (Spider Trilogy, No 1)4 reviews W. Michael Gear DAW, 1988 Deeply philosophical sci-fi + SPACE APACHES - COOL! I read the book years ago, but it's still one of my all-time favorites. Interesting and thoughtful philsophy, lots of action, lots of mystery and adventure. The first book is good, and the rest of the series just gets better and better.             The Children's War49 reviews J.N. Stroyar Washington Square Press, 2002 Excellant first novel! + An important but too-long novel + Excellent "historical" fiction of epic length + Very Good             Starship Troopers688 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 All I can say is.. Wow.. + Details the Life of a Grunt + One of a Kind + Apes of God + stay on the bounce you ape [no spoilers]             Legacy of Heorot51 reviews Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle, ... Pocket, 1988 Yamabushi's mini reviews XVI + No Materpiece, But A Whacking Great Read + SF adventure at its' best. one the best books I've ever read, absolutely perfect in every regard             Lucasfilm's Alien Chronicles: The Golden One (Lucasfilm's Alien Chronicles)72 reviews Deborah Chester Highbridge Audio, 1998 An originally series of potenial proportians. + I fell in love with fantasy + Not George Orwell, not George Lucas, but still good Originally, I read part 2 of this series first. When I first read this book I had to re-read part 2 again. I say in it self that each book can stand alone, that's what part two did for me. This is the humble but aristocratic orgins of who we call the golden one. Ampris born a slave, stolen from her ...             The Giver3080 reviews Lois Lowry Laurel Leaf, 1994 A Realistic Utopia + This, along with other titles, should mitigate political apathy. + Superb book for young people + As Heller said, "the atrocities that horrified us a week ago become acceptable tomorrow..."             The Eye of the World (The Wheel of Time, Book 1)1691 reviews Robert Jordan Tor Fantasy, 1990 If you haven't read this series, read it!! + An Eye for Glory + Awesome + The Will of the Wheel is Good             1984 (Signet Classics)1380 reviews George Orwell New American Library, 1961 This is a timeless classic + Great Purchase. + a classic, but too full of torture and gore! I hated it!!!! + The classic dystopia novel + I love this book!             Lucifer's Hammer204 reviews Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Del Rey, 1985 A whale of a tale! + You read this and "racism" is what you came away with? + THIS ONE WILL STAY WITH ME FOR YEARS TO COME!!! + Wonderful storytelling! + Strong account of what might happen             Earth Abides258 reviews George R. Stewart Fawcett, 1986 fascinating and memorable read + Very interesting read + What A Great Read! + Earth Abides             Dune (Dune Chronicles, Book 1)1028 reviews Frank Herbert Ace, 1990 3 thoughts about "Dune" + Worth reading even if you saw the movies already. + One of my first loves! + Mesmerizing fantasy world created + The Greatest Sci-Fi Tale Ever Told             Battlefield Earth456 reviews L. Ron Hubbard Galaxy Press, 2001 Could not put it down + Excelent Book + Battlefield Earth + A good read + Forget the movie, forget scientology, but read this book!             The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1)836 reviews J. R. R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 1999 A wonderful addition to a Tolkien collection + classic + Classic If you are a fan of The Lord of the Rings, this audio recording is must-have for your collection. I love to read and re-read the trilogy; there is something magical about these books. Sometimes I focus on the poems, sometimes the characters, sometimes I just read them because they are familiar and ...             Time and Again177 reviews Jack Finney Touchstone, 1995 Favorite Book of All Time + Slow start but them had me hooked! I read this book years ago but still hold it as my favorite book of all time. I cannot think of another book that describes detail in a way that you feel you are not reading at all but actually watching a movie. I highly recommend this book!             The Postman (Bantam Classics)139 reviews David Brin Spectra, 1997 Gordon Krantz, Restored United States Postal Service + A story of hope and disillusionment, and hope again + Very real characters, and a very unreal world "The Postman" by David Brin is a brilliant concept. The unifying symbol of a post-apocalyptic America is a man in the uniform of a much-maligned civil servant. Gordon Krantz was a Minnesota university student when the U.S. and the world were hit with a triple-whammy. First a limited nuclear ...