Books Reviews
Curling up with a good book is a favourite year-round pursuit: in front of a blazing fire in January, in the park under a warm May sun, in a hammock lake-side in July or with coffee on the back porch overlooking brilliant fall foliage.
ChickAdvisor members love light reads like the wildly popular Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella or the more introspective romances of Emily Giffin. He's Not That Into You gives us food for thought, and Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series is a guilty little pleasure.
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This autobiography by Keith Richards is a great read for music fans. He's one of the coolest Rolling Stones. (Sorry, Mick). Keith tells it like it is from his point of view. I enjoy the storytelling and the humour from Keith. This is a fascinating read.
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One of our favourites as children. A cut out teddy and dolly on their magic carpet are slid through a slot in each page as they go through their adventure, page to page. It's beyond adorable and found in hardcover. A very special, memorable book.
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this novel is about a dystopian society. it is a very disturbing novel for me. and i don't find it deep enough. other readers may love reading about dystopia, but i don't so i'm not a fan of this novel.
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This is book one in a 3 book series. It follows the trend of a young adult trilogy set in a future post-apocolyptic-like world and features the quintessential love triangle. The main character is Juliette and it starts out with her in this world locked into an asylum b/c of...
4 reviews
This is a very good book I also saw the movie. It really makes you think. It was a book I read after I had a death in the family, it makes you feel a little better knowing death isn't the end and making you think your loved ones could be still with you.
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I find nothing to be more complicated than the conflict in Palestine and this book provides an educational, non-biased story of two families from there. It is very interesting and easy to follow.
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This is the first book in the Assassin's Creed novel series. If you enjoy playing the video game, you will love the books even more. This book is about Ezio's story and goes into great detail, much more than the game.
7 reviews
I am a person that loves to read this kinda books but I never know how to find them, my sister bough it for me and told me you have to read this book, just do it. And is the best decision I ever made. for those of you did not had a chance to read this book, its about Abby and...
2 reviews
I love the brain - its intricacies, inner-workings, everything about it. Someone recommended this book to me knowing how much I love the brain - and this book did not disappoint. I would say I couldn't put it down, but part way through the book I had to. I was so heartbroken and...
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This book is the most recent part of the Maya Angelou autobiography series. Recently, Ms. Angelou died earlier this year. This is an appropriate tribute to her and to her loving relationship with her own mother. A glimpse into this life of this extraordinary author. A must...
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This short story became an acclaimed film directed by Ang Lee. I have seen the film many times. This is the original basis. It's an amazing story. This is written by Annie Proulx who is a Pulitzer Prize Winner. The film is a masterpiece thanks to her writing.
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Now this is one interesting book! Magic and time travel ... very interesting and quite a read!
10 reviews
When I found out about the Netflix adaptation about 13 reasons why I couldn't wait to see it I had read a little bit the book but i will definitely keep readingthe book! but I wanted to see it on the screen and I wasn't disappointed I watched it all in a couple of days the...
1 review
This author never ceases to amaze her readers novel after novel. Theses books are ones you can relate to on a daily. Just love them!
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I love James Patterson but I must share that this book was a huge disappointment. The only positive was that I was fortunate to have borrowed this from the library and not to have paid money for it!
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After Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert wrote this great novel that is totally different but amazing. We follow Alma Whittaker from birth thru all her really exciting life.
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Have to confess - I love Margaret Atwood and have read all her books. This is just one of many that I really enjoyed. Highly recommended.
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i sorta liked this book but i also thought it was also really weird though, the book was really cheap but it is good for younger children starting school
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