American Gods702 reviews Neil Gaiman HarperTorch, 2002 A deep understanding + Thought provoking...makes you question your beliefs + How Neil Gaiman Re-invents the Fantasy Novel + interesting and engaging, a little stretching             Pyramid Scheme (Pyramid)23 reviews Dave Freer, Eric Flint Baen, 2003 A Mythological Romp + Not Pratchett, But Good + Not Free SF Reader + A Hilarious Romp             The Color of Magic222 reviews Terry Pratchett HarperTorch, 2000 Excellent! + Oh magic, how freakishly wonderful are thou...such possibilities! + Saved a Road trip - Part 1 This is an extraordinary book, an excellent piece of work indeed, so amusing and full of details. And full of magic!! It's amazing to see from how many "near-death experiences" the two main characters get away hahahahhahahaha you can't help but laugh, it is very good. And to think that one of the ...             The Gods Themselves79 reviews Isaac Asimov Spectra, 1990 so misunderstood + Asimov's favorite + One of my favorites. + read for the middle section only             The MacGregors: Serena ~ Caine: Playing The Odds\Tempting Fate (The Macgregors)36 reviews Nora Roberts Silhouette, 2006 Good + I love Nora Roberts + The Magnificent MacGregors! + The MacGregors: Serena Cai + Excellent read!!             Weekend (Point)32 reviews Christopher Pike Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 Read this when I was a kid + A Weekend Of Vengeance + Not just for kids! + The first Christopher Pike Book I ever read             Star Wars Tales (Omnibus): Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina, Tales of the Bounty Hunters and Tales from ... Guild America, 1996 This omnibus collection of 40 stories provides background and information on many of the characters in the Star Wars universe.             Jedi Search (Star Wars: The Jedi Academy Trilogy, Vol. 1)152 reviews Kevin Anderson Spectra, 1994 Librarian MS + Fun in spite of continuity conflicts with the films (that came after this book was written) + A VERY good start to an intriguing series Some of the boys really like the smaller Star Wars novels. I have tried to get what they request for summer reading.             The Philosophical Strangler (Joe's World)22 reviews Eric Flint Baen, 2001 Wickedly chaotic; you'll howl with laughter! + A Hoot Greyboar is the world's greatest strangler ("Have Thumb, Will Travel") and Ignace is his manager. During the course of this hilariously chaotic book they have such adventures as: visiting Abbess Hildegaard, who regularly corresponds with God (he insists on using the postal service); helping steal ...             The Bromeliad Trilogy: Truckers, Diggers, and Wings (The Bromeliad Trilogy)24 reviews Terry Pratchett HarperCollins, 2003 Delightfully charming + Read the book, then bought it! + Great Read for Children and adults. + One of the best books ever written + This was the first Prachett I read             Ender's Game (Ender, Book 1)2532 reviews Orson Scott Card Tor Science Fiction, 1994 Get Into The Game + great book for you and the kids + The reason I read + Great Book + A Lot To Like             Splinter of the Mind's Eye (Star Wars)80 reviews Alan Dean Foster Del Rey, 1986 Five Stars + Forget what you know before you read This is one of my favorite Star Wars books its filled with action, excitement, and adventure. Its the one of the few Star Wars book to feature Luke, Leia and Darth Vader with none of them knowing their relation to each other (Vader may know about Luke but he doesn't know about Leia) they actually ...             The Shadow Of The Lion49 reviews Mercedes Lackey, Eric Flint Baen, 2003 The Shadow of the Lion + Compelling Read -- Not Typical Lackey -- Alternate Historical Fiction with a twist + Giant book. Worth reading every page... and again... and again... + Who does this storyline belong to? + Avid Mercedes Lackey fan who still likes the book             Wish You Were Here (Mrs. Murphy Mysteries)30 reviews Rita Mae Brown Bantam, 1991 What the Cat dragged in......... + Three cheers for Mrs. Murphy + Mrs Murphy--The Beginning This was not my first Mrs. Murphy mystery. In fact I believe I read "Whiskers of Evil" first. "Wish you were here" was the second Mrs. Murphy book that I read. I enjoyed it from start to finish. It is delightful to have a Cozy mystery to cuddle up with. The characters are all well rounded, the ...             Star Wars: The Han Solo Adventures (A Del Rey Book)37 reviews Brian Daley Del Rey, 1992 Three of the First and Very Best Star Wars Novels + A Trilogy of Han and Chewie's Adventures + great read The other reviews here tell the stories well, so I'll just focus on why this book is so worth your time. First, Daley's Star Wars credentials are superb - he wrote all three of the radio scripts that are now considered canon. (And well worth checking out - 12-hr versions of Star Wars, Empire, ...             Rats, Bats & Vats23 reviews Eric Flint, Dave Freer Baen, 2001 One of the funniest "Military" science fiction I've ever read! + Free SF Reader + tongue firmly in cheek @ 3.5 stars + Entertaining Underdogs + Combines tongue-in-cheek space opera and revolution             I, Robot (Bantam Spectra Book)213 reviews Isaac Asimov Spectra, 2004 The man on the Hill + An okay re-read 20+ years after originally reading + Robotics in action + I, Robot             Azazel10 reviews Isaac Asimov Doubleday, 1988 Good piece of detective story + A charming book + Be careful what you ask for Isaac Asimov is quite well known translator from Japanese to Russian. He conducted life of intelectual indulging himself only in his job and writing some high-brow pieces of literature, not for ordinary people. And then he decided to do something with his skills and wrote Azazel, his first ...             Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi (Indiana Jones, No. 1)18 reviews Rob Macgregor Bantam, 1991 Must Read!!! A GREAT BOOK!!! The book starts with Indy graduating college! So its not boring like the young Indy CHronicals.             City of Golden Shadow (Otherland, Volume 1)289 reviews Tad Williams DAW, 1998 Great Writing filled with Mystery, Suspense, and Wonder + Loved it! City of Golden Shadow (Otherland, Volume 1) is an extremely well written book written for the indulgent, imaginative reader. This book is not for the impatient or action-addicted. Though this book is not devoid of fast paces and action, it mostly goes at its own pace. The book is written to ...