Caves of Steel (Robot City)81 reviews Isaac Asimov Spectra, 1991 The Laws of Robotics ... this is where it all started! + Enjoyable for a novice sci-fi reader + Caves of Steel A thousand years ago, mankind began the process of leaving mother Earth and colonizing the galaxy. Fifty planets have been now been colonized by thinly spread populations of hardy pioneering spirits - rough and ready types willing to work in hostile environments with robots as help-mates and ...             Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7)3221 reviews J. K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2007 Best Book Ever + Great ending to a great series + Great book! + Welcom to the end of a great saga + Adding to the Collection             Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)2471 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 I LOVED IT & YOU WILL TOO!!! + If you buy this book, make sure to buy the whole series. You can't put them down! + Amazingly Awsome + Irresistable             Across the Wall: A Tale of the Abhorsen and Other Stories24 reviews Garth Nix Eos, 2006 Can't get enough of the Abhorsen world + One Good Book If this book had only contained "Across the Wall" and "Lightning Bringer" I would have been happy to buy and read it and would have rated it a 5. These two stories are excellent. Anyone who has read Abhorsen most probably will want to read Across the Wall. And excellent addition to the story. ...             The Abhorsen Trilogy Box Set23 reviews Garth Nix Eos, 2005 Familiar yet never cliche + The Abhorsen Trilogy + One Of My Favorite Authors Nix's world is always familiar enough enough to be comfortable but always different enough to feel completely fresh. His style leaves a hint of mystery to his characters and world that carries through the entire trilogy. I bought it becuase a friend told me that it has the most satisfying ending to ...             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Book 3)2597 reviews J.K. Rowling, Mary GrandPré Scholastic, 1999 Dive deeper into Harry's personal life + The series truly begins. + Better than the First Two + An amazing novel + Good plot advancement but some weak elements             Red Storm Rising284 reviews Tom Clancy Putnam Adult, 1986 Best Tom Clancy Book, Red Storm Rising!! + Red Storm Rising a Good Old Book + The best World War III book ever! + Tom Clancy's best work!!!             The Crystal Cave (The Arthurian Saga, Book 1)112 reviews Mary Stewart Eos (Trade), 2003 Such a good read + The Crystal Cave + Not Free SF Reader + Nice first book in a series + The first of four             The Lord of the Rings. 3 Vol. Set1002 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Houghton Mifflin, 2003 Lord of the Rings Book Review + Amazing trilogy + Great book, great illustrations, great buy! Hello there, I am about half-way through the first book of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and I am loving it. I am amazed at how Tolkien is so descriptive in his writing and puts so much thought to it. The first one-hundred pages are a little rough, but after that it is impossible to put the ...             The Chronicles of Narnia Pop-up: Based on the Books by C. S. Lewis (Narnia)36 reviews C. S. Lewis HarperCollins, 2007 You can't go wrong with THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA POP-UP as a gift this holiday season. + The Chronicles of Narnia, pop-up book + Beautiful Book + Great Pop-up and art + Beautiful Work of Art             Eragon/Eldest Trade Paperback Boxed Set26 reviews Christopher Paolini Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2007 The Inheritance Cycle is great and I am looking forward to the next book! + A Value Purchase of a Fantastic Fantasy Series + Eragon set + My husband loved the books!!!             Sir Thursday (Keys to the Kingdom, Book 4)32 reviews Garth Nix Scholastic Paperbacks, 2007 Books that get boys reading! + Wow! War and Bravery! + Best book in the series so far; although Arthur is still whiny + Great book series!! + Great Series             Dragonology: The Complete Book of Dragons (Ologies)130 reviews Ernest Drake, Dugald Steer Candlewick, 2003 Not just for kids.... + The book, "Dragonology" + Everything you ever wanted to know about Dragons + Great book + Lovely and Interesting             Lady Friday (Keys to the Kingdom, Book 5)20 reviews Garth Nix Scholastic Press, 2007 Lady Friday(Keys to the Kingdom, book 5 ) + Lady Friday (Keys to the Kingdom, Book 5) + Best book of the series, Arthur finally gets a backbone + A fine addition to a fine series. + hide and seek             The Silmarillion662 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Del Rey, 1985 Tolkien's Middle-Earth history + Middle Earth Bible + And Now the First of the Story + One of the best books I have ever read             The Dark Is Rising (Boxed Set): The Dark Is Rising, Greenwitch, Over Sea, Under Stone, Silver on the Tree, ...32 reviews Susan Cooper Aladdin, 2007 Beautifully written fantasy + Lyrical .... + Good series + The Dark is Rising (Boxed Set)             The Dalemark Quartet, Volume 1: Cart and Cwidder and Drowned Ammet (Dalemark Quartet)3 reviews Diana Wynne Jones Eos, 2005 Pure Enjoyment + Once again, out of chronological order + The quartet begins I could not put this book down. It kept my attention as no book has been able to do for a long time. I impatiently await receiving volume 2 in the mail so I can thoroughly enjoy reading the continuing story. As an adult, I prefer reading youth fantasy for it is clean and light-hearted and more ...             The Weight of Glory38 reviews C. S. Lewis HarperOne, 2001 Great Reading + The Weight of Glory/ C. S. Lewis + THE Book for Middle School + Classic Perceptive Lewis + Vintage CSL             Ghost Beach (Goosebumps Series)19 reviews R.L. Stine Scholastic, 2003 Pretty decent entertainment + TV Book 13 + goose bumps + GHOST BEACH + Goosebumps GHOST BEACH             The Histories of Middle Earth, Volumes 1-518 reviews J.R.R. Tolkien Del Rey, 2003 Wonderful!!! + Histories of Middle Earth Tolkien + collected works I started to read the Silmarillion, and then I read these. I had never liked poetry beforehand, I had actually rather detested it, but I loved the poetry in here. I many respects, I actually prefer these to the Silmarillion because these are longer and more in depth. However, if you don't feel ...