Sweetwater Seduction8 reviews Dell, 2004 HUMOROUS - WITTY - MIXED-UP EMOTIONS! + Seduction On The Frontier + Sweetwater Seduction + An Entertaining Romance + Enjoyable...             The Pillars of the Earth1278 reviews NAL, 2007 Great story + Enticing novel indeed I'm only part way into reading this book - but it's one of those that I can't put down. Not only is it well written, but it is also a fascinating study of the period and a well developed cast of characters. I'm thoroughly enjoying Pillars of the Earth.             I Am America (And So Can You!)428 reviews Grand Central Publishing, 2007 So far so good.... + Funny book Read the first few chapters and it is very Stephen Colbert. Whitty, funny, in depth, blunt...good book so far             Shanna165 reviews HarperCollins e-books, 2003 Best romance of our time + Shanna + One of my favorite books + One of my favorites!             The Edge of Town17 reviews Warner Books, 2001 A page-turner that I couldn't put down. + Country Family Story + Very enjoyable book.... + My First Garlock but Definitely Not Last...... + Pleasant Surprise!!!             What the Dead Know110 reviews HarperCollins e-books, 2007 WOW! + Pleasurable reading + What the Dead Know + first half=4 stars, second half=2 stars.             The Wild Trees: A Story of Passion and Daring76 reviews Random House, 2007 Inspired Us to Marry In A Redwood Grove + I can't tell a redwood from a dogwood and I still loved it + Mythical and mystical account of Coastal Tall Redwoods This is a really wonderful book. Rather than repeat all the accolades and special details, I'll just relay my personal experience. My then-girlfriend and I read this book together in the summer of 2007 and fell in love with the book and the people and the trees. It inspired us to seek a redwood ...             The Age of American Unreason98 reviews Pantheon, 2008 Folks Are Not As Smart as They Used to Be + Contemplating Hofstadter and Jacoby + Read, Analyze. Discuss. Jacoby explains our cultural decline as thinking citizens. She is a left winger and spends a lot of time critiquing right wingers, although she criticizes the politically correct national history standards of 1994 and our unwillingness to have national teaching standards that all schools would have ...             Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder80 reviews Richard Louv Algonquin Books, 2008 Parents NEED this, take it from a forest kid + The Importance of Nature + Important Work + Important Book + Insightful, important book             Outlander1355 reviews Dell, 2004 Surprised to love it + Outlander Book Review + Just the beginning of the adventure.... I came late to the party on this one. I had to overcome my own stupid prejudices, my lack of desire to read an 850 page paperback, and the book being packed in a box in the garage for three years. But wow...it was worth the wait. This never happens: I read the entire 850 pages cover to cover ...             Shanna165 reviews HarperCollins e-books, 2003 Best romance of our time + Shanna + One of my favorite books + One of my favorites!             Outlander1355 reviews Dell, 2004 Surprised to love it + Outlander Book Review + Just the beginning of the adventure.... I came late to the party on this one. I had to overcome my own stupid prejudices, my lack of desire to read an 850 page paperback, and the book being packed in a box in the garage for three years. But wow...it was worth the wait. This never happens: I read the entire 850 pages cover to cover ...             The Edge of Town17 reviews Warner Books, 2001 A page-turner that I couldn't put down. + Country Family Story + Very enjoyable book.... + My First Garlock but Definitely Not Last...... + Pleasant Surprise!!!             I Am America (And So Can You!)428 reviews Grand Central Publishing, 2007 So far so good.... + Funny book Read the first few chapters and it is very Stephen Colbert. Whitty, funny, in depth, blunt...good book so far             The Age of American Unreason98 reviews Pantheon, 2008 Folks Are Not As Smart as They Used to Be + Contemplating Hofstadter and Jacoby + Read, Analyze. Discuss. Jacoby explains our cultural decline as thinking citizens. She is a left winger and spends a lot of time critiquing right wingers, although she criticizes the politically correct national history standards of 1994 and our unwillingness to have national teaching standards that all schools would have ...             The Pillars of the Earth1278 reviews NAL, 2007 Great story + Enticing novel indeed I'm only part way into reading this book - but it's one of those that I can't put down. Not only is it well written, but it is also a fascinating study of the period and a well developed cast of characters. I'm thoroughly enjoying Pillars of the Earth.             Sweetwater Seduction8 reviews Dell, 2004 HUMOROUS - WITTY - MIXED-UP EMOTIONS! + Seduction On The Frontier + Sweetwater Seduction + An Entertaining Romance + Enjoyable...             What the Dead Know110 reviews HarperCollins e-books, 2007 WOW! + Pleasurable reading + What the Dead Know + first half=4 stars, second half=2 stars.             Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder80 reviews Richard Louv Algonquin Books, 2008 Parents NEED this, take it from a forest kid + The Importance of Nature + Important Work + Important Book + Insightful, important book             The Wild Trees: A Story of Passion and Daring76 reviews Random House, 2007 Inspired Us to Marry In A Redwood Grove + I can't tell a redwood from a dogwood and I still loved it + Mythical and mystical account of Coastal Tall Redwoods This is a really wonderful book. Rather than repeat all the accolades and special details, I'll just relay my personal experience. My then-girlfriend and I read this book together in the summer of 2007 and fell in love with the book and the people and the trees. It inspired us to seek a redwood ...