The Silver Chair C.S. Lewis MacMillan, 1953             The Magician's Nephew1 review C. S. Lewis HarperAudio, 2005 the magicians nephew The book is wonderful. It is full of life and vigor. Can't wait to read the rest of the books.             Rhapsody: Child of Blood353 reviews Tor Fantasy, 1999 One of the most powerful series i have ever read + An absorbing, fast-paced light read + This book was amazing I have read a lot of fantasy series, probably every series that is out their that got a lot of attention. i have also read a bigger amount of ones that didn't get as much. I am writing this review years+ after finishing it and i still think about it. i really wish it went on. Don't get me wrong, ...             Prince Caspian (Narnia)140 reviews C. S. Lewis, 2005 A great addition to Narnia + Great action + A Story That Makes Me Kind Of Sad + Back to Narnia             Lolita (Everyman's Library (Cloth))449 reviews Vladimir Nabokov Everyman's Library, 1993 A road movie of the mind + Beautiful writing confronts crude subject matter--A masterpiece + Upends your preconceptions and prejudices + Which book did you read? + The Most Beautiful Novel Ever Written             Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister: A Novel278 reviews Gregory Maguire Harper Paperbacks, 2000 Maguire has done it again + It Fits + Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister His wonderful novels have yet to disappoint. He is so descriptive and clear, I find myself drawn into his worlds completely. I have read 4 or 5 of his novels now and every time I have thoroughly enjoyed his twisted take on a familiar back story. Keep 'em coming!             The Best Book of Useless Information Ever5 reviews Noel Botham Perigee Trade, 2007 Fun Book + More useless fun! + There's no such thing as useless information! + FUN, FUN AND MORE FUN             The Last Command (Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy, Vol. 3)153 reviews Timothy Zahn Spectra, 1994 Thrawn Meets his End + Spot on climax to a great trilogy + Decent Ending To A Decent Series + A fitting end to a superb series!             Vision of the Future (Star Wars: The Hand of Thrawn, Book 2)330 reviews Timothy Zahn Spectra, 1999 Fantastic! + Second book in Hand of Thrawn series + Romance...the Star Wars way If you've read other Star Wars novels by Timothy Zahn, you know he's the best author of the novels. Do yourself a favor and read the Thrawn trilogy. I'm still hoping Lucas will come to his senses and make a movie from those books.             Requiem for the Sun (The Symphony of Ages)32 reviews Elizabeth Haydon Tor: Tom Doherty Associates, 2002 A New Evil Arises + Great Read!! + excellent series + Hoping her writing finesse shines again in next book             Specter of the Past (Star Wars: The Hand of Thrawn, Book 1)225 reviews Timothy Zahn Spectra, 1998 Zahn's triumph + A worthy "follow-up" to the Thrawn trilogy I really, really enjoyed Tim Zahn's retur to the Star Wars universe, especially since this actually makes political sense. Though I enjoyed the Thrawn trilogy, Thrawn himself was rather annoying, as I am sure that he was to Luke, Leia et al, since he was so good at making their lives miserable. ...             The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (The Chronicles of Narnia)84 reviews C. S. Lewis, 2005 It can be a wonderful thing to shut oneself inside this Wardrobe. + Fantasy classic + Great book, but the author is an annoying b***h + All creatures big and small + Wonderfully Written Book             The Winning of Barbara Worth Harold Bell Wright BiblioBazaar, 2007             The Assassin King (The Symphony of Ages)22 reviews Elizabeth Haydon Tor Books, 2006 The beggining of the end. + More Achmed Please! Let me tell you, I'm a loyal fan of the Symphony of Ages series by Elizabeth Haydon. This series by-passes all other fantasy series I have ever read, and I believe is far more entertaining and engrossing than Harry Potter could ever be. While most fantasy series is dubbed with the typical fantasy ...             The Corrections (Oprah Edition)1013 reviews Jonathan Franzen, 2001 Well worth the investment in time Don't believe the hype about the hype. Brilliantly imagined, extremely well written, and just a pleasure to read.             A Room of One's Own (Penguin Modern Classics)41 reviews Virginia Woolf Penguin Classics, 2002 Still Relevant and Important + Smooth transaction + Obligatory Reading + unavailable...             Destiny Elizabeth Haydon GOLLANCZ, 2002             The Paradise Snare (Star Wars: The Han Solo Trilogy, Book 1)166 reviews A.C. Crispin Spectra, 1997 the perfect launch for our favorite star wars pilot! + not a con novel, it's for real [no spoilers] + Han Solo + good story             Dubliners5 reviews James Joyce Prestwick House, Inc., 2006 Literature For Those Who Appreciate It. + Excellent + Exactly What I Needed There are wine enthusiasts who claim that certain vintages are wasted on those who fail to appreciate them. I'd never go that far in trying to restrict anyone from reading anything that's out there, but in Dubliners there is a certain sense that for those who have trained their minds to seek out ...             The Left Hand of Darkness184 reviews Ursula K. Le Guin Ace Trade, 2000 Revisit this Sci-Fi classic if you haven't read it since college + Le Guin's Masterpiece + Can't put it down The intriguing notion that our gender dictates not only our personal life, but the society we create and our political systems was quite a radical thought for me in the 1970s when I first read this book in college. I was immersed in an on-going sexual revolution and a feminist awakening. Ursula ...