Sweet Liar84 reviews Jude Deveraux Pocket, 1993 First Contemporary + If your a Deveraux fan a must read + GREAT book! + Sweet!             How to Ruin a Summer Vacation9 reviews Simone Elkeles Flux, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Hilariously, Interseting :) + A ruined book? Not at all. All Amy Nelson wanted was to have a regular summer. To spend time with her best friend, Jessica, and her new boyfriend. But that won't happen for Amy by a long shot. It seems that her estranged father wants her to go back to Israel with him to visit her grandmother. Sure, going to Israel may seem ...             Ain't She Sweet?133 reviews Susan Elizabeth Phillips Avon, 2005 Another SEP hit + Superb! Smart lines. + Quality, First Rate, Multi-layered Story! + (proud heroine + sarcastic hero) x snappy dialogue = very fun read!             Blue Sword231 reviews Robin McKinley Ace, 1987 Top-Notch Fantasy + One of my Top 3 favorite books of all time + Good but flawed + One of the best in YA fantasy + A Wonderful Read             Memoirs of a Geisha: A Novel2478 reviews Arthur Golden Vintage, 1999 MEMOIRS OF A MASTERPIECE + The best book by far + Excellent Portrayal of Geisha Life + Definitely Worth Reading + Memoirs of a Geisha             Perfect206 reviews Judith McNaught Pocket, 1994 One of JM's best + Pleasently Perfect + This is going to be my favourite McNaught I've read Perfect several times and it really is one of JM's best books. For contemporary romance, McNaught captures angst, inner turmoil, and conflict better than anyone else. Awesome. A must read after Paradise.             The Lost King (Star of the Guardians, Vol 1)37 reviews Margaret Weis Spectra, 1990 Book One of the Greatest Trilogy I've Ever Read! + The Lost King + Love this book + I adore these books             Jaran (The Jaran, Book 1)42 reviews Kate Elliott DAW, 2002 Amazing! + Nice finale + Very, very good! Highly recommended. I am so happy I came across this book. I loved the juxtaposition of SF and anthropology. It was a very fascinating look at a very interesting world and culture-clash. I am looking forward to devouring the rest in this series! In many ways it reminded me of Robin McKinley's "The Blue Sword" a ...             Can You Keep a Secret?432 reviews Sophie Kinsella Dial Press Trade Paperback, 2005 Laugh Out Loud! + Just like chocolate... + Fun! Great easy read + Wonderful book!             The Other Boleyn Girl827 reviews Philippa Gregory Touchstone, 2003 Enjoyed the book, much better than the movie + The Other Boleyn Girl + Great read!! + Wonderful Story + The Other Boleyn Girl             Dragonhaven46 reviews Robin McKinley Putnam Juvenile, 2007 Dragonhaven + Angieville: DRAGONHAVEN + Give it a Chance! I enjoyed the story very much as it revealed the boy growing in awareness regarding his world and his response to it as effected by his mothers death. The dragons are not overwhelming but are still much in tune with the growing problems they presented. All in all a nice story but it did ramble on ...             Siren (Signet Eclipse)5 reviews Cheryl Sawyer Signet, 2005 Utterly Captivating + Fabulous. Cheryl Sawyer just became my first 'autobuy' + a terrific historical romance + Highly Entertaining Swashbuckler Historical             I Capture the Castle231 reviews Dodie Smith St. Martin's Griffin, 1999 A wonderful story + A Wonderful Read + My all time favorite book + Nicely done + One of my ALL TIME FAVORITE Novels!!!             Ender's Game (Ender, Book 1)2531 reviews Orson Scott Card Tor Science Fiction, 1994 Get Into The Game + The reason I read + Great Book + A Lot To Like + Ender's Game book review             Paradise243 reviews Judith McNaught Pocket, 1992 Some might say... + Benchmark! Paradise - the best of the best + Recommended + One Of The Best...             Phantom368 reviews Susan Kay Media Creations Inc, 2005 Amazing twist on the Phantom! + Exactly as advertised. + I've read it 10 or more times + If you read nothing else... + One of my favorite books!             Sunshine313 reviews Robin McKinley Jove, 2004 Somewhat difficult to wade through, however.... I liked it. The vampires are revolting. The violence is grisly and gruesome. The heroine is no Mary Sue. To start out, Robin McKinley's book "Beauty" is my second favorite book in the world. I tried reading "Deerskin," but I only made it halfway (readers of that book can probably ...             Pride and Prejudice (Bantam Classics)903 reviews Jane Austen Bantam Classics, 1983 Boy oh boy was I ever wrong about Lady Jane!!! + Worth paying for on the Kindle + What a Year for the Bennets + as always, better than the movie + Pride and Prejudice             The Game of Kings (Lymond Chronicles, 1)117 reviews Dorothy Dunnett Vintage Books, 1997 The first of a wonderful historical series + Premeire of a Great Series + Behind Every Great Man....... I have just finished the last of the six - Checkmate. I was gripped from the first - Game of Kings. The writing is stunning, the plots complex and very exciting and the hero, Francis Crawford, is mesmerising. I highly recommend all six to anyone who is fond of historical fiction. The stories are ...             Outlander1365 reviews Diana Gabaldon Dell, 1992 Outstanding, excellent, outlandish + "All good things come to he who waits" + Absorbing and Heartwarming Outlander is absolutely stunning. My great thanks go once again to the contributors on the PNR community boards where I heard first of this book and series. I believe it is very well written. I love the genre crossings: romance, science-fiction, history. DG has an outstanding ability to delve ...