The Glass Word (The Dark Reflections Trilogy)3 reviews Kai Meyer Margaret K. McElderry, 2008 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + A satisfying conclusion to a complex, detailed, and thrilling fantasy series NOTE: This is the third book in a trilogy, just in case you were unaware, and if you can make sense of this story without having read the first two... You're either amazing or scary. Merle, Vermithrax, Junipa, and, of course, the Flowing Queen, have just barely escaped Hell and Lord Light with ...             Code Talker: A Novel About the Navajo Marines of World War Two17 reviews Joseph Bruchac Puffin, 2006 Amazing Book + Amazing Book + Great Book!! + Terrific book + Fantastic book to read aloud             The Stone Light (Dark Reflections)5 reviews Kai Meyer Margaret K. McElderry, 2006 Most wonderful book I've read for a while. + Its many unanswered questions and cliffhangers + Courtesy of Teens Read Too I'm not sure which number this was but I totally loved the whole series. It is a great story well up until the end but that is to be expected. Seems like all novelists decide to completely ruin the series with the last chapter. I'd recommend you don't read past the defeat of supreme evil dude. ...             Neitherworld Book One Akiiwan (CreateSpace Version)9 reviews Scott Baker CreateSpace, 2007 GREAT BOOK!! + Captivating and enjoyable reading + An Epic Imagination + NeitherWorld Book One: Akiiwan is excellent! + NeitherWorld Book One: Akiiwan is excellent!             Coyote Waits (Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee Novels)29 reviews Tony Hillerman HarperTorch, 1992 Coyote is always waiting + a prominent novel in the series + Very good + Coyote Waits + A Solid Work with Hillerman's Distinctive Trademarks             Sacred Clowns (Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee Novels)22 reviews Tony Hillerman HarperTorch, 1994 Navahos and more + Sacred Clowns + One of the biggest highlights in an outstanding series. + My Favorite Hillerman             Skinwalkers (Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee Novels)23 reviews Tony Hillerman HarperTorch, 1990 Superb: A brilliant writer at his absolute best. + An attempted cop killing sets off this interesting story + Skinwalkers + Fabulous suspense!             The Indian in the Cupboard125 reviews Lynne Reid Banks HarperTrophy, 1982 Quick service + Interesting story + a new dimension All books were new as requested. I was really surprised that the books were received so quickly. Great service! I will purchase from this person again.             The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian98 reviews Sherman Alexie Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 diary of a part time indian + Everyone needs to read this book + Fantastic! + Courtesy of Mother Daughter Book Club.com + Excellent             The Blessing Way (Joe Leaphorn Novels)27 reviews Tony Hillerman HarperTorch, 1990 WHAT HAPPENED TO BERGEN MCKEE? + Talk of Witchcraft on the Reservation + Worthwhile if you like Hillerman + Brilliant first novel             Aliens: Steel Egg (Aliens (Dark Horse))10 reviews John Shirley Dark Horse, 2007 Aliens - from a Brahm Stoker Award winner + STEEL EGG DID NOT LAY AN EGG + DAMN You take someone with a penchant for writing horror and put him to the task of writing a spine tingling, page turner for the Aliens franchise and you get this book 'Steel Egg', by John Shirley. Right away, in the forward, the author places this book in the Aliens timeline, as the very first ...             White Fang (Scholastic Classics)143 reviews Jack London Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 A Wonderful Read + Great Book - which I suspect is a metaphor for Jack London's inner life + Only the best book of all time [IMO] + Free SF Reader             The Water Mirror (The Dark Reflections Trilogy)17 reviews Kai Meyer Simon Pulse, 2006 Alternate Venetian Fantasy + Amazing + A fantastical Venice with a gripping and mysterious plot + On par with Jonathan Stroud or Garth Nix             Birchbark House, The52 reviews Louise Erdrich Hyperion Book CH, 2002 The Real Little House on the Prairie + Read and Listened to + Worthy tear-jerker for adults, not just children + Wonderfully Insightful Narrative of Native American Life Early in This Century             Two Old Women: An Alaska Legend of Betrayal, Courage and Survival52 reviews Velma Wallis Harper Perennial, 2004 Don't Underestimate an Older Person + Simple, inspirational, and honest + A Woman's Must Read! + A Powerful Legend             Legend: An Event Group Thriller17 reviews David Golemon Thomas Dunne Books, 2007 Not Just a Legend this Event + Cussler and DuBrul Club has new member Legend, the second installment of the Event Group series is in many ways very different than the first book. The first installment is very fast paced, lots of snappy dialog, the action non-stop, and it is one hell of a rollercoaster ride. Also, EVENT scared the bejeezus out of me. The style of ...             White Fang Jack London Prestwick House, Inc., 2007 This Prestwick House Literary Touchstone Classic includes a glossary and reader's notes to help readers appreciate the richness of London's language and perspective. IN THE FROZEN NORTH during the Gold Rush days, marauding canine killers hunt in packs and search for their next victim. Sadistic dog trainers are looking for easy money. And the unconquerable spirit of a vicious wolf roams free ...             A Thief of Time (Joe Leaphorn/Jim Chee Novels)39 reviews Tony Hillerman HarperTorch, 1990 Hotshots take Potshots at Pot Hunting + Stunning mystery, beautifully complex and blending life and thrillers + PERFECT + Great work as usual. + One of Hillerman's best             The Skyborn2 reviews Paul Collins Starscape, 2005 The Skyborn Starscape, Tor Books. 271 pp. The Skyborn is a science fiction novel that presents a vision of the future that is startlingly relevant and intriguing sequel to The Earthborn. Set in an Australia (Melbourne) of the future that has been devastated by war and disease, The Skyborn picks up the ...             Bestiary24 reviews Robert Masello Berkley, 2006 Good, But There Were Loose Ends + A new twist on the beasts of myth This is the first book I have read by this author. It seems like a really good story that goes along enjoyably, but then doesn't really come together well in the end. The potential to be a one of a kind, fantastic book was lost in the last few pages.