True Colors (Star Wars: Republic Commando)26 reviews Karen Traviss Del Rey, 2007 Traviss raises the bar for SW novels + Traviss understands her characters' shades of grey. + Very good book and trilogy True Colors is what most SW books are not: intelligent, dramatic, internally realistic, and morally complex. A sequel to the previous Republic Commando novel, Triple Zero, True Colors follows Delta and Omega Squads as they seek to capture scientist Ko Sai, the master geneticist of the ...             The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle, Day 1)339 reviews Patrick Rothfuss DAW Hardcover, 2007 my first fantasy novel (and it was a great one!) + One of the best novels I have ever read + One of the best fantasy stories written since Tolkien. + The real deal             Dancing With Werewolves: Delilah Street, Paranormal Investigator47 reviews Carole Nelson Douglas Juno Books, 2007 Enjoyable urban fantasy with a sprinkling of hot romance! I nearly didnt read this book because of the bad reviews but when I did - I had to reread the reviews to see what others were commenting on. OK so we all have a different take on what makes a good book but I am a little lost on the poorly written, doesnt flow theme featured here. I picked the ...             Fearless (The Lost Fleet, Book 2)56 reviews Jack Campbell Ace, 2007 Rip Van Winkle in Space - Part 2 + Enjoyable + Fearless: The Lost Fleet book 2 This is the second book in the Lost Fleet series and it does not disappoint. The space battles are presented in crisp clean prose, with believable attention to physics. The hero, John "Black Jack" Geary evolves and changes under pressure and even, with due discretion, acquires a girlfriend. ...             Sandworms of Dune111 reviews Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson Tor Books, 2007 It's not that bad when I got 20 pages into House Harkonen after sitting through the House Atreides on Tape during a really long drive, I threw it in the trash becasue it read more like fan fiction than something from Frank Herbert's Universe. But After reading all the original Dune books, I couldn't resist ...             The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide: Five Complete Novels and One Story (Deluxe Edition)69 reviews Douglas Adams Gramercy, 2005 I love it. + OUTSTANDING!!!!! + Excellent quality + Great edition + Awesome             The Giver3074 reviews Lois Lowry Laurel Leaf, 2002 My favorite book + The Time machine retold + Creative and enlightening + Should be a mini-series + Unsettling, but a definite must-read             Captain's Fury (Codex Alera, Book 4)49 reviews Jim Butcher Ace Hardcover, 2007 Excellent + great reading + Excellent 4th part to the series. + Roman-style magic, military, and politics--nicely done + Another great series             Empire of Ivory (Temeraire, Book 4)49 reviews Naomi Novik Del Rey, 2007 Captivating book + Great book! + An all-new direction + A great addition to an excellent series!             Heart of Stone (The Negotiator Trilogy, Book 1)33 reviews C.E. Murphy Luna, 2007 Really great read + Unique Mythos + excellent series so far + Wow!             Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)1969 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 FANTASY VS REALITY + Warning: You will be addicted!!! SINCE WE ALL KNOW THAT THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS VAMPIRES I THINK IT IS SAFE TO SAY NOT ALL YOUNG READERS ARE PINING OVER THEM...GIVE ME A BREAK THE BOOK IS ENTERTAINING AND IT IS AFTER ALL FICTION GET OVER ALL OF THE WHAT MESSAGE DOES IT SEND ITS ABOUT VAMPIRES AARRGGHHH!!!!             Eldest (Inheritance, Book 2)1494 reviews Christopher Paolini Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2007 Amazing + Excellent book + great bok The best book ever? Oh wait third book in the trilogy is coming out September 20!             The Mysterious Benedict Society81 reviews Trenton Lee Stewart Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 Best book I've ever read + wonderful book for children AND adults + The new "favorite" book of all + Page turner + A must read book for every age             Descent of Angels (The Horus Heresy)54 reviews Mitchell Scanlon Games Workshop, 2007 A good prequel, if slightly frustrating + A prequel, but a good one Descent of Angels is most definetly a prequel novel to the Horus Heresy even though it is released after the first three books. It describes the rise of the Dark Angels from before the time of the Imperium and a little after they were discovered by the Emperor. It is a interesting read up until ...             Fury (Star Wars: Legacy of the Force, Book 7)31 reviews Aaron Allston Del Rey, 2007 Star Wars: Fury + Loved This Book!!! + Legacy of the Force: Fury It was well written and synced nicely with the other stories that preceded this one. The author showed ruthlessness in the detail of the storyline turning on one of the beloved characters but used this as a strength to wrap up the end and lead in to the next installment.             Mass Effect: Revelation66 reviews Drew Karpyshyn Del Rey, 2007 Introduction to a new world... + a true renegade spectre + A rarity + Simply Amazing             The Forever War296 reviews Joe Haldeman Eos, 2003 A easy and enjoyable SF read--with bonus social commentary + One of the best War/Sci Fi novels out there I finally read the classic 1974 sci-fi novel by Joe Haldeman called The Forever War which won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards in 1975 and 1976, respectively. These are pretty significant achievements and it would be difficult for a book to live up to them. This one does. The central premise ...             Eulalia! (Redwall)11 reviews Brian Jacques Philomel, 2007 eulaliaaaaaa + Great book but not Jacques' best. + Eulalia!-Redwall Series + An Amazing Novel + Another excellent story in the "history of Red Wall".             The High King's Tomb (Green Rider, Book 3)48 reviews Kristen Britain DAW Hardcover, 2007 Great book! + Amazing detail, character development This third installment in the Green Rider series was a good adventure! There were many surprises as well as some predictable moments, but not enough that made me like the book any less. I really enjoy Britain's writing style, and like how it is in a way a very cliched fantasy, but at the same time ...             Where the Wild Things Are357 reviews Maurice Sendak Harper Collins, 1988 "And it was still Hot!" + One of my favorites + This was my favorite as a child :) + Wild! + Favorite Kid Book!