Winter Rose66 reviews Patricia A. McKillip Ace Trade, 2002 A Tale of Love, Family, and Faerie + Excellent writing, world, and premise + Dark and Dreamlike Rois Melior is a wild child. A disconnect exists between her and the human world, not only because she walks barefoot or forgets the time while wandering in the woods (forever causing those who love her to worry), but also because she is *aware* of what she does, knows it's not normal, yet she ...             Od Magic27 reviews Patricia A. McKillip Ace Trade, 2006 Typical McKillip + An easy, accessible, fun, quick read... + pretty good My introduction to Patricia McKillip was the "Riddle Master" series. At every trip to the book store thereafter, I looked for her additional works. Eventually it occured to me to try Amazon. I've collected all her books now and I've enjoyed each of them. "Od Magic" is, to some extent, predictable ...             P.S. I Love You145 reviews Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler Warner Home Video, 2008 A nice romantic film + Lovely film + Well done! PS I Love You is a bitersweet love story. It is one of those films which you watch with a tear in your eyes and a wisp of a smile on your face. Holly Kennedy (Hilary Swank0 has lost her husband (300's Gerald Butler). As she is in mourning over his loss, she recieves letters from her dead ...             Crocodile on the Sandbank (Amelia Peabody, Book 1)128 reviews Elizabeth Peters Mysterious Press, 1988 Absolutely wonderful escape + Delightful read + Crocodile on the Sandbank + Good book for teenage girls. Nice mystery adventure story with a little romance.             Dragonhaven41 reviews Robin McKinley Putnam Juvenile, 2007 Fascinating + Believable world + McKinley's diverse greatness As a novice RM reader, I had no expectations regarding theme or writing style. I simply dove into a delightful and engrossing exploration of newparenthod. What a funny and riveting book! Hats off to RM.             Persuasion (Penguin Classics)24 reviews Jane Austen Penguin Classics, 2003 Love's Barriers Delightfully Probed in Polite Conversation + Delightful character analysis + Another Enjoyable Austen + For Austen Lovers + Her Last Finished Effort...             The Oxford Shakespeare: The Complete Works 2nd Edition10 reviews William Shakespeare Oxford University Press, USA, 2005 To Delight Not Study + Oxford Shakespeare You will thoroughly enjoy this all-in-one beautiful volume which is meant to delight not study. Almost two decades after the original "The Oxford Shakespeare:The Complete Works", this second edition is a much improved version compiled by world's leading authorities. It comes with updated ...             Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe70 reviews Edgar Allan Poe Doubleday, 1966 The Enduring Master of the Macabre + POEtic Justice + poes book + The undisputed master of gothic horror. + The mind of a genius             Messenger (Readers Circle)103 reviews Lois Lowry Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2006 The Ideal home changes Identified as the "Companion": to Newbery-winning "The Giver" and "Gathering Blue", I picked up Messenger with high expectations. The other two were terrific, stunning in their own ways. I wasn't disappointed. Lowry's created world in which the three villages of the three stories exist is clever ...             Blood Pact (BLOOD SERIES)20 reviews Tanya Huff DAW, 2007 4th Book in the Series + The dead keep walking. + Surprise Ending + Creepier and an unexpected ending             Ralph Waldo Emerson: Selected Essays, Lectures and Poems5 reviews Ralph Waldo Emerson Bantam Classics, 1990 At long last: someone worth reading.... + Selected Essays, Lectures and Poems by Emerson + A wonderful selection of essays! + excellent retrospective of ages             Till We Have Faces: A Myth Retold188 reviews C.S. Lewis Harcourt Brace & Company, 1980 C.S. Lewis's Masterpiece + Beyond Excellent + I've Lived In It + The Best of Paganism + Great read, in Lewis' fluid style             Shattered Dance10 reviews Caitlin Brennan Luna, 2006 wonderful trilogy + A good finish. I had been eagerly awaiting the end to this trilogy and this book did not disappoint. I recommend all three, reading this one without the other two I would not recommend because the 3 books could be one, to understand the later two you must read the first.             The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson49 reviews Emily Dickinson Back Bay Books, 1976 Great collection of poetry! + True Dickinson fans.... + One of the best poetry collections around + Your thoughts don't have words every day... + mother from another planet             Eclipse (Twilight Saga)862 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little Brown & Co (Juv Pap), 2009 Delicious Vampire Romance fraught with Angst + Best Series Ever! + Life gives you choices... The obsession continues with the addition of this book to the Twilight saga. I can't seem to get enough of Bella, Edward, Jacob and all the Cullens!             Undead and Unwed (Queen Betsy, Book 1)269 reviews MaryJanice Davidson Berkley Sensation, 2004 Definatly NOT Unamused + All hail the new Vampire Queen! But please don't step on her shoes... + Thoroughly enjoyable + Annoying heroine, interesting story             The River Warren: A Novel7 reviews Kent Meyers Harvest Books, 1999 A small town tries to comprehend a bizarre act + Portrait of community, friendship, family + Haunting, wonderfully written novel + Fine Work from the hinterlands of South Dakota             Arrow's Fall (The Heralds of Valdemar, Book 3)61 reviews Mercedes Lackey DAW, 1988 The Best Was Saved For Last + The first trilogy holds its own + Talia grows up This was by far my favorite because it was so much more realistic. Lackey does not shy away from what happens to women who are held captive by those bent on harm. The 'far fetching' was exactly that, a little too good to be true, but who wouldn't like to have an ability like that and horses like ...             Song Of Unmaking8 reviews Caitlin Brennan Luna, 2005 A Solid Middle Pillar of theTrilogy + Great book!! + satisfying middle book of a fantasy/romance trilogy + Wonderful horse-lover's escape!             Arrows of the Queen ( The Heralds of Valdemar, Book 1)141 reviews Mercedes Lackey DAW, 1987 Avid, but picky, fantasy reader loves this book! + An all around wonderful, rich tale! + Didn't Think I Would Like It This is Mercedes' first published book-in 1987, suppose that made me a bit biased since that's the year I was born. I am a huge fan of Mercedes Lackey's writing, but admit that some of her books are better than some of the others. THIS is one of the best! I am very picky in what I read because so ...