This is a list of random comments on All Books - ordered by date. Click on the book title to view the book. Click here to post a Book.
RE: Anne Frank: The Diary of Anne Frank
Love this book, it broke my heart.RE: George Orwell: Animal Farm
THis book made me cringe....RE: Stephen King: The Stand
Love, love, love this book....I'm watching th movie on tv right now.RE: Jane Austin: Pride & Prejudice
This is another book I had to read in highschool. This book did not seem to catch my attention as the others. I should go back and re-read maybe I will discover what others love about this book.RE: John Steinbeck: Of mice and men
Loved this book. I read it in highschool. Its a beautiful depiction of friendship.RE: J. D. Salinger: The Cather in the Rye
I had to read this book in highschool. This book upset me....but it made you think.RE: Arthur Golden: Memoirs Of A Geisha
Another tear jerker...RE: Stephen King: The Green Mile
OMG....this book broke my heart. It was such a tear jerker. This book was intriguing from start to finish. I really enjoyed it!RE: DAN BROWN: ANGELS & DEMONS
I must say that I have not had the opportunity to read the book but I did see the movie. After reviewing your comments I believe that I will read the book to see what was left out of the movie.RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
I love the Twilight Series....each book had me hooked from beginning to end. I can't wait to see Eclispe when it comes out at the movies. I'm also waiting to download the Short-Story Stephanie Meyer is putting out, "The Short Life of Brea Tanner." The story is told from the view point of the one of the new born vampires.RE: Harper Lee: To Kill A Mockingbird
This book was very interesting, really made me think.RE: James Patterson: Along came a spider
I enjoyed this book and the movie.James Patterson: HoneyMoon
Thanks girl i will definitely check them out!
RE: James Patterson: Along came a spider
It made a great film, but an even better read.RE: James Patterson: Cross
A good read, but not a good as i was expecting, considering its Alex Crosses biggest mystery.
RE: Jerome K. Jerome: 3 Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
I really liked the film but didnt realise there was a book as well. Will have to find a copy.RE: Richard Dawkins: The God Delusion
I read this book about three years ago and has completely changed how I perceive everything. It's like it lifted a veil and I now see reality for what it truely is - without a God.RE: Harper Lee: To Kill A Mockingbird
I read this book when I was in school and found the characters and the setting very interesting.RE: ronda byrne: the secret
I loved this book, it made total sense after I was finished reading it. I have been using the secret now since I have read it which was a year and a half ago and it has really helped me keep focus on living a happy, fulfilled life.RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
I found the characters interesting and loved the fact that it was a love story with a twist. Maybe it is aimed for the younger generation but I think it has something for everyone to take away from. It really depends on the individual's perception of the books.RE: DAN BROWN: ANGELS & DEMONS
Phenomenol book. I thought it was much better than the Davinci Code. It kept me on the edge of my seat!RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
I've read all four of these and they are all well written. Good romance, mystery and suspense.RE: Margaret Mitchell: Gone With The Wind
This is my all time favorite book.RE: Jacqueline Susann: Valley Of The Dolls
It's one of those books you have to read...RE: Fjodr Dostojevsky: The Idiot
have you read The House of the Dead? ( I guess that´s the title in English - in Spanish it´s El Sepulcro de los vivos o la casa de los muertos)RE: Fjodr Dostojevsky: The Idiot
Will have to read this one again sometime. D. was a master!RE: Douglas Adams: The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy: A Trilogy In Five Parts
I had heard this book mentioned many times, but had no idea about the type of story it was and wasn´t aware of the author.I read Adams´s "The long dark tea-time of the soul"( I guess that´s the name) and had an incredible lot of fun. Will have to get this one, too!
RE: Jerome K. Jerome: 3 Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)
Haven´t read the other one.Will find out about it.RE: Raymond Feist: Magician
Both the book, and the series held me enthralled..... a MUST READ!RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Hobbit
The perfect introduction to Middle Earth. This story has been copied many times, but never equalled!RE: Robert Ludlum: The bourne identity
great book - Great series - Much more 'realism' and depth than the movie adaptations.RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings
The world is divided into two halves - Those who have read Lord of the Rings, and those who are going to.... Surely, that's one of THE highest pieces of critical acclaim any critic has ever given a book.They quite simply changed my world and set the bar for all, and I mean ALL other fantasy novels that followed...
RE: Richard Bach: Johnathan Livingston Seagull
I dopn't currently have a copy but, after reading this at an early age, it changed my perspective on a LOT of this. Truly magical.
RE: George Orwell: Animal Farm
OH NO THIS BOOK JUST REMINDS OF HIGH SCHOOL ITS A GOOD BOOK THOU I RECOMEND IT SHOULD BE READ IF U INTO POLITICAL ISSUES AND UNDERSTANDING POLITICAL VIEWS BUT THE THING IS I HAD TO READ THIS BOOK BY FORCE WHICH WHICH WAS HELL IT WAS PART OF MY ENGLISH CURRICULUM....