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20 hours ago

Review Icon HIMA reviewed Eclipse (Stephenie Meyer) in Children's Books:
I have a twelve years old son and he love reading, does this book is good for him to read? Thanks
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21 hours ago

Review Icon PerfectlyImperfect99 reviewed Eclipse (The Twilight Saga, Book 3) in Best Twilight Saga Books:
I enjoyed this book better than New Moon, but not as much as Twilight. I liked the fact that Edward was more prominent, but I still found there was too much back and forth with Bella trying to decide between Edward and Jacob. I wish the girl would just make up her mind already.
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21 hours ago

Review Icon PerfectlyImperfect99 reviewed New Moon (The Twilight Saga, Book 2) in Best Twilight Saga Books:
I was slightly disappointed in this book. It may be because I'm an Edward girl at heart, and I thought this book had entirely too much focus on Bella and Jacob, but something was lacking in the plot overall. I'm not saying it was bad, by any means, however, it didn't catch me the way Twilight did.
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21 hours ago

Review Icon PerfectlyImperfect99 reviewed Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1) in Best Twilight Saga Books:
This is definitely the best in the series. I got completely caught up in the story and could not put the book down. This is when I fell in love with Edward, Emmett and James, and realizes that Bella was quite possibly the most annoying female character ever written. The story is not Shakespeare, and may not be considered "literary fiction", but it's popular fiction, and it appeals to young and old reader's alike.
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Review Icon irishgit reviewed "G" is for Gumshoe (Sue Grafton) in Mysteries & Thrillers:
Unfortunately, since this series declined rapidly after a promising start in the first two books, this should have been called "G is for Garbage"
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