Chiefs66 reviews Stuart Woods Avon, 1999 A Great Tale Of The South + Chiefs + Amazing Debut! + Excellent reading + Excellent Read, Especially for History Buffs             One Hundred Years of Solitude (Oprah's Book Club)253 reviews Gabriel Garcia Marquez Harper Perennial, 2004 puleeze + Read it + A profound book, and one of the best I've read It's so disappointing, not to mention depressing, to read the negative reviews of this book on line here. We are speaking of one of the dozen finest books of the twentieth century. The failure is not the book's. I encourage all of you to try again--let the book lift you.             Fatal Vision75 reviews Joe McGinniss Signet, 1984 Not McGinniss's best but a classic of the genre + The best true crime book ever written + Best true crime I've ever read + Brilliant, Sad, Truthful, and Painful!             The Girl in the Box (A Bantam Starfire Book)60 reviews Ouida Sebestyen Starfire, 1989 Haunting + Never to forget... + A good, but distrubing book, probably not suitable for younger readers I read this book in 1990 and have never forgotten it. Certain passages, names, details, etc. I cant even say that about books I am currently reading. Would make a great movie. It is riveting, and has tones of The Lovely Bones with the narration and teenage kidnapping with no apparent ...             The Sneetches and Other Stories59 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House, 1961 Great Book + Great use for social emotional literacy + Dr. Suess is the best + LESSONS LEARNED FOR LIFE + Wonderful collection of stories             A Summer Place (Harlequin Superromance No. 1101)1 review Laura Abbot Harlequin, 2002 A Beautiful Story! When Laurel Eden chooses Belleport, a quaint Lake Michigan town, in which to set up her crafts shop, she feels she has been drawn to the place, but she doesn't understand why. And when she meets town attorney Ben Nolan, she feels she has found a man with whom she can open up and be herself--the ...             Scientific Progress Goes 'Boink': A Calvin and Hobbes Collection28 reviews Bill Watterson Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1991 Hysterical and bittersweet + Thanks-Calvin and Hobbes Collection + Scientific Progress Goes 'Boink': A Calvin and Hobbs Collection + Wickedly funny comic strip + Calvin and Hobbes-the Dynamic Duo             Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream417 reviews Hunter S. Thompson Vintage, 1998 A classic + Great book, unfortunatell i've seen the movie + Great Book + A book about the savage journey to the heart of the American Dream!             Night Shift (Signet)166 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1979 Not Free SF Reader + Great book but is missing some stories from the original + short story surprise Stephen King's first collection, and very good it was too. Mostly horror as you would expect, but some SF horror, a twisted little crime story, and a call it would you like death by disease story to finish. Demons, Elder Gods, voodoo, punishment, armageddon, bloody murder and more exist for you ...             The Bachman Books102 reviews Richard Bachman New English Library Ltd, 1987 The Greatest + Are you a completist? + The Breakfast Club -- Killing-spree ending + Bachman Books + A glimpse of things to come             Go Ask Alice1250 reviews Anonymous Simon Pulse, 1998 we get it already... + Everyone should read this book + Go Ask Alice There seem to be a lot of reviews written for this book bashing it. We get it...you're angry that this is a work of fiction and isn't, in all actuality, a true, bona fide account. Unfortunately for you, you will find that most books contain fiction. Yes the book says that teenagers shouldn't do ...             Even Cowgirls Get the Blues93 reviews Tom Robbins Bantam, 1990 hot hot hot + even cow girls get the blues + my favorite Tom Robbins loves women, and it shows. Erotic without being dirty. Read this book and celebrate ... existence.             Dubliners (Penguin Modern Classics)8 reviews James Joyce Penguin Classics, 2000 More Than Just a Smattering of Stories + Having attempted to read Ulysses... + Dubliners: 15 gem-like tales by the Dublin genius James Joyce + In Dublin's fair city... + Fifteen Bright Gems:             The Lost Weekend (New York Classics)9 reviews Charles Jackson Syracuse University Press, 1996 One of the very best American novels + The inside of the bottle + "The barometer of his emotional nature was set for a spell of riot" + A movie so stark, it might cause liver disease + Addictive Reading Material             The Bronx Zoo: The Astonishing Inside Story of the 1978 World Champion New York Yankees16 reviews Sparky Lyle, Peter Golenbock Triumph Books (IL), 2005 Great Read . . + A Great Read, But Golenbock Is A Lazy Author + Damn Yankees Though I grew up a total Yankee Hater (and was 15 yrs old when this season took place), the book ranks right up there with "Thin Ice - A Season in Hell with the New York Rangers" as a top quality read for a baseball focus. Probably the best thing about this book is how Golenbock and Lyle are able ...             No One Here Gets Out Alive120 reviews Danny Sugerman, Jerry Hopkins Grand Central Publishing, 1995 Rock Icon + IT'LL KEEP YOU READING TILL THE "END OF THE NIGHT" + I heart JIM + As a casual Doors fan: OK by me + The Whisky a Go Go and Morrison's Hotel             Anne of Green Gables (Children's Classics)310 reviews L.M. Montgomery Children's Classics, 1998 Truly a wonderful novel. + Girl classic + A wonderful heartwarming book + Comments on the Full Length Play (Dramatic Publishing) + Anne of Green Gables             The Stepford Wives64 reviews Ira Levin, Peter Straub Harper Paperbacks, 2002 No Men's clubs for MY husband, you can count on THAT! + "They never stop, these Stepford wives...They work like robots all their lives." + Better than both film adaptations by far + Great Creepy Story             Elvis Is Dead and I Don't Feel So Good Myself4 reviews Lewis Grizzard Peachtree Publishers, 1984 My favorite Grizzard book + A Southerner Grows up + You must understand the south This is my favorite. Grizzard is closer to my parents generation than mine, but I can relate to this book. I especially love his commentary on country music. I'm sad to see that this book is out of print, but I would highly recommend it to everyone. Another Grizzard book that every fan should ...             Patriots: Men Who Started the American Revolution75 reviews A.J. Langguth Simon & Schuster, 1989 Patriots the men who started the american revolution + Unique Narrative of American Revolution + A riveting account of our Revolutionary history + A great start