Fahrenheit 4511271 reviews Ray Bradbury Del Rey, 1987 A thrilling combination of 50's pulp sci-fi and reflective commentary + Fahrenheit 451: A Novel By my count, this'll be the 1,218th review for this book on amazon, so what could I possibly say that the other 1,217 haven't? But for those few who dare dig this deep to read: I loved the book. I've read numerous novels and thrillers for fun, and also dabbled in more serious, non-fiction as ...             Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Book 2)2657 reviews J.K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 1999 Second favourite in the series! + Step 2 in a 7 step program + Thrills, Chills, Ill Wills & The Wiz Kids' Sleuthing Skills + Excellent 2nd book             To Kill a Mockingbird1762 reviews Harper Lee Grand Central Publishing, 1988 Excelent Book! + There is a reason this book will be read for centuries and centuries... + Tequila Mockingbird + Great!!Love this book + LOVE THIS BOOK!             Spanish Stories / Cuentos Españoles (A Dual-Language Book)5 reviews Dover Publications, 2001 An excellent book for the intermediate Spanish student + Spanish/English literature + enjoyable + A great learning tool and a fun read             Lord of the Flies (Penguin Great Books of the 20th Century)1275 reviews William Golding Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999 Lord of the Flies Book Review By Conlan Mueller + Lost Innocence + A brutal, horrifying masterpiece + An Old Book Revisited             The Picture of Dorian Gray (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (Barnes & Noble Classics)260 reviews Oscar Wilde Barnes & Noble Classics, 2003 The books that the world calls immoral are books that show the world its own shame + "Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter"-Oscar Wilde + Further reading Wilde sees the world more clearly than any writer of fiction in the last century. It is for that reason that his work is so filled with countless paradoxes and contradictions that challenge the mind and titillate the senses. Wilde lived in an infinitely ironic age, when society had grown so ...             Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1)5433 reviews J.K. Rowling Scholastic Press, 1998 Anniversary Ed + Woven together well + Merry, Wary Harry and His Very Scary Adversary + Quality Book + beautiful book             One Night With the King237 reviews Tiffany Dupont, Luke Goss 20th Century Fox, 2007 Queen Esther + Love it!!! + Beautiful Movie This movie brings back memories of Cecil b deMilles epic dramas from days gone by . Excellent in all facets and scriptually sound wit a Hollywoosd blast. Highly recommend             Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6)3595 reviews J.K. Rowling Scholastic Paperbacks, 2006 Pleasantly surprised! + Gotta love HP! + A little bit of a dissapointment compared to Order + gift             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Book 3)2602 reviews J.K. Rowling, Mary GrandPré Scholastic, 1999 Brilliant Sequel + The magic of Harry Potter + Harry Potter + Pesky Prisoner, Potions Professor Plus Puzzling Ploys Plague Potter + One of the best!             Private Lives (Methuen Modern Plays)4 reviews Nol Coward A&C Black, 2003 "To hell with love." + Fabulously Witty: A Great Quick Read! This farcical look at marriage, first produced in 1930, starred the author, Noel Coward, and the legendary Gertrude Lawrence. The play's recent revivals in London and New York, however, attest to its incisive wit and its razor-sharp social observation, both of which transcend the 1930s setting and ...             Crime and Punishment (Enriched Classics)464 reviews Fyodor Dostoyevsky Pocket, 2004 A towering work of criminal psychology + Good, but overrated + A masterpiece from cover to cover + Crime and Punishment + Crime and Punishment ~ Kindle eBook             The Poisonwood Bible: A Novel (P.S.)1419 reviews Barbara Kingsolver Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2005 A Gem of Postcolonial Literature + An Eye Opener + A book for the Colonialists, not the colonised: for Westerners, not Africans + The Poisonwood bible + A Retrospective             Of Mice and Men (Penguin Great Books of the 20th Century)1104 reviews John Steinbeck Penguin (Non-Classics), 1993 One of the classics of literature + Capturing + One of the most popular books in American Literature-and for good reason! This is the first book by Steinbeck that I ever read and like many other people, it was required reading in my language arts class. It was so moving that some of the girls in the class were crying at the end. George and Lennie are two workers that move from job to job. George is small and ...             Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7)3238 reviews J. K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2007 Great Book ,simply love it! + one of my favorite books + Big Equations! + Amazing, the way Rowling comes up with all of this. + The Magic of Harry Potter             Hamlet (The New Folger Library Shakespeare)34 reviews William Shakespeare Washington Square Press, 2003 If you want to read Shakespeare its has to be The new folger Library + Greatness + Review If you ever thought about reading Shakespeare but was turned off or intimidated by the old english, not so with the new folger editions. Your basically reading the play on all the right sided pages , with the left pages reserved for all the definitions and explanations of the sayings and words that ...             Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5)5870 reviews J. K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2003 excellent audio books!!!!!!!!! + I reread all the books this summer + The best + Literature! + Excellent audio-book!             Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4)5177 reviews J.K. Rowling Scholastic Press, 2000 Goblet Gives Gryffindor Gang Great Gobs of Guesswork, Goosebumps + you should read this book because.... + Enjoyable but over hyped + Glorious + GREAT BOOK             1984 (Signet Classics)1380 reviews George Orwell New American Library, 1961 A Warning, A Prediction...A Terrifying Truth + Ninteen-Eighty-Four: Still a Classic + Perfectly Horrific + Still Relevant + Timeless classic on the dangers of communism/big government             The Great Gatsby1123 reviews F. Scott Fitzgerald Scribner, 1999 As American as apple pie... + What Can I Add? + The Summer of '22 + The Great Gatsby + An intimate, touching story that deserves its praise while still being thoroughly relevant despite its age; a solid "A"