The House of the Spirits11 reviews Isabel Allende Dial Press Trade Paperback, 2005 A book you will read over and over again... + hip hip horray for house of the spirits + Allende's Masterpiece + se los recomiendo!!!             To Kill a Mockingbird1759 reviews Harper Lee Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2002 American Classic + Great!!Love this book + LOVE THIS BOOK! + The reason one reads + Classic book             Anne of Green Gables9 reviews L. M. Montgomery Grosset & Dunlap, 2001 Review of Anne of Green Gables + My Happy book + A Well-Remembered Classic + Review of Anne of Green Gables             The Thief Taker: A Novel6 reviews Janet Gleeson Simon & Schuster, 2006 A Mystery to Make Your Mouth Water! + Enjoyable + A well-done historical mystery + delightful historical whodunit             Daughter of Fortune: A Novel (P.S.)12 reviews Isabel Allende Harper Perennial, 2006 Another Masterpiece from Allende + Definitely worth reading! + Isabel is in a new groove, and I love it I read one of Isabel Allende's novels for a high school English class, and I never imagined that she would become one of my favorite authors. Her writing style is so detailed and engrossing that you cannot help but feel completely immersed in the world she has created. The characters are so dynamic ...             The Secret Garden (Aladdin Classics)269 reviews Frances Hodgson Burnett Aladdin, 1999 An Absolute Treasure! + Awesome story + Favorite children's book + Great read for all ages             The Poisonwood Bible: A Novel (P.S.)1418 reviews Barbara Kingsolver Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2005 A Gem of Postcolonial Literature + The Poisonwood bible + A Retrospective + I loved it. + Fabulous Read             Little Women (Signet Classics)70 reviews Louisa May Alcott Signet Classics, 2004 The Sticking Together Sisters + One of those obvious classics + Little Women + Frustratingly realistic. + Smooth Transaction             The Glass Castle: A Memoir1119 reviews Jeannette Walls Scribner, 2006 Adults as Children and Children as Adults + BRILLIANT! + food for thoughts on food + Such shocking behavior, it's almost unbelievable + Glass Castle             The Diary of Anne Frank ; Play and Related Readings24 reviews Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett McDougal Littell, 1996 A highly recommended, historical education. A "must" read. + Good play, better essays + The Diary of Anne Frank (the play): Beautiful and Inspiring + Humanity and a young girl + Ann Frank and the people in hiding             Pride and Prejudice (Vintage Classics)898 reviews Jane Austen Vintage, 2007 Classic + A Nice Novel + Justifiably a Classic + Awesome of course             Rebecca489 reviews Daphne Du Maurier Harper Paperbacks, 1997 Great suspense novel + Details, details, details + Psychologically spooky + Rebecca has earned its place among the classics + Here is my heart. . . .             Tuck Everlasting1206 reviews Natalie Babbitt Square Fish, 2007 Tuck Everlasting + A review of Tuck Everlasting + One of the best books I have ever read One hot summer day in August, 10-year-old Winnie Foster sits on the front porch and thinks about running away. She goes into the woods, but she finds a boy named Jesse Tuck sitting underneath the biggest tree in the wood. After that, she finds herself on one of the greatest adventures ever. She ...             A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (P.S.)550 reviews Betty Smith Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Brooklyn life in the finest prose + an endless classic + Masterpiece + A Tree Grows in Brooklyn + A Tree Grows In Brooklyn             Heidi (Unabridged Classics)3 reviews Johanna Spyri Sterling, 2006 Heidi + Baby Boomers, enjoy this classic anew! + a beautiful story. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this at age 65 as much or more than I did as a child. It is well written and superbly crafted for a reasonable price.             The Crimson Petal and the White483 reviews Michel Faber Harvest Books, 2003 This Book is So Underrated and Misunderstood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! + At over 800 pages, this book still was not long enough + Memorable and lush... Add me to the list of people who appreciate Faber's vividly-detailed writing! The setting of this story is so well-described that, for a few nights, I actually dreamt that I was in London's streets in 1875. Just that alone gets my 5 stars. This book also leaves a lasting impression of the three ...             The Red Tent: A Novel1426 reviews Anita Diamant Picador, 2007 One of the best books I've ever read. + 777 stars...all those 'negative' reviews mean something positive! + Interesting, literary, complex This is a beautifully written novel, and it does an amazing job of transporting the reader back in time to a completely foreign culture, time, place, and way of life. The characters are all incredibly rich and detailed (yes, even the male characters, I think they were all as intricate as the ...             Memoirs of a Geisha3 reviews Arthur Golden Knopf, 1997 Mesmerizing and Engrossing + An Amazing, Fascinating story of Japanese Culture + Interesting.. Memoirs of a Geisha transports you to a different time and magical, foreign place as you read this mesmerizing story of a young girl entering into what is perceived as the exotic world of geishas. However, William Golden pulls back the curtain to reveal all the not-so glamorous goings on in a ...             The Little House Collection Box Set (Full Color) (Little House)23 reviews Laura Ingalls Wilder HarperTrophy, 2004 The set only has the first 5 books, but has gorgeous color illustrations + Get Cozy with the Little House Series + Beautiful!!! + Awesome! + LITTLE HOUSE Books             Ines of My Soul: A Novel46 reviews Isabel Allende Harper Perennial, 2007 Superb book + A Fabulous Read This is a historical novel, very well researched and wonderful. Typical of Isabel Allende style, it transports you to a long gone time, full of of truthful Latin-American flavour. Five stars!