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: ronda byrne: the secret
i read this book and love to read it always.. the secret will change ur life if u will apply it..
by cheslie | valenzuela, Metro Manila Philippines | Aug 26, 2010
RE: Harper Lee: To Kill A Mocking bird
A wonderful book written with great feeling and intelligence
by aurochs | auckland, Auckland New Zealand | Aug 21, 2010RE: Khaled Hosseini: The kite runner
I loved this book. I learned so much more about the country and its people than I had known before.
by mymoonbeam | Burlington, Massachusetts USA | Aug 17, 2010RE: Hunter S. Thompson: Fear and loathing in las vegas
There's nothing I can say we all read it and loved it. Sorry cop out but I am not a literary agent who am to say?!
by towgal1 | Ottawa, Ontario Canada | Aug 15, 2010RE: Hunter S. Thompson: Hells Angels
He knew when RIDE HARD as well as WALL FLOWER it! The man was amazing.
by towgal1 | Ottawa, Ontario Canada | Aug 15, 2010RE: Thomas Harris: Hannibal
Great book
by 1waha35k | 2480, New South Wales Australia | Aug 9, 2010
RE: Derren Brown: Tricks of the mind
derren is brilliant, i love when he calls a random phone in london and hypnotizes the listener to fall asleep
by krzifngrs | howard beach, New York USA | Aug 9, 2010RE: James Patterson: Along came a spider
wicked read.
by zeenaG | Dublin, Antrim Ireland | Aug 7, 2010RE: Steve Harvey: act like a lady think like a man
This book was really a good read. Good to hear from a man's veiw.
by zante | chaguanas, Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago | Aug 3, 2010RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
Very unique and uncomparable with anything else. Liked it unconditionally, regretfully not in original language, but still - great!
by just_curious | Liepaja, Latvia | Jul 30, 2010RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings
Great book, read it several times, first in English - many years ago - and later in Russian (it's my native) when it was translated by two different translators (read both variants)very interesting, rich of characters and creatures, events, cannot but admire the author's creative imagination and language.
by just_curious | Liepaja, Latvia | Jul 30, 2010RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
Like all literature masters, this book has to be read in its original language. It keeps its freshness. When translated it looses magic.
Once upon a time, there was a place where we could enjoy time and people. Let's keep dreaming !
RE: Dan Brown: The Da Vinci Code
Unfortunately this book isn't respectful of history
by meliana | Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France | Jul 27, 2010RE: J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter
The whole series of books is very good. The best way to read them is from the first all the way to the seventh. Great development of characters and plot.
by icemom | Easton, Maryland USA | Jul 26, 2010RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
it's impressive I love this book you need to follow the story of each character and know the time to discover the meaning and what I learned is that I need to appreciate what I have received and how should heritage to future generations there is old saying on spanish "There is no evil that lasts 100 years, no body that hold"
by amado82 | macon ga, Georgia USA | Jul 24, 2010RE: Stephen King: The Stand
I love King..but this is my favourite book of his.. Although I will never forgive him for killing off Larry Underwood. :)
by Hawna | Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada | Jul 23, 2010RE: Margaret George: the memories of Cleopatra
I love this book. I'm a Caesar fanatic..Colleen McCullough also writes good books on Caesar
by Hawna | Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada | Jul 23, 2010RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
It's a very good novel. I love it!
by mikehern | Amsterdam, North Holland Netherlands | Jul 20, 2010
RE: Dalton Trumbo: Johnny Got His Gun
can't find this bloody book anywhere
by midianiam | dublin, Dublin Ireland | Jul 19, 2010RE: Kevin Smith: Silent Bob Speaks
greasy reese witherspoon lol
by midianiam | dublin, Dublin Ireland | Jul 19, 2010RE: George Orwell: Animal Farm
all animals are equal,but some animals are more equal then others...fav quote from the book...it's quite a chilling statement
by midianiam | dublin, Dublin Ireland | Jul 19, 2010RE: Will Elliot: The Pilo Family Circus
never hears of this but psycho clowns sign me up...
by midianiam | dublin, Dublin Ireland | Jul 19, 2010RE: Margaret Mitchell: Gone With The Wind
Like an Old Wine... reading such this romance story awakes my passions. Is there any Scarlett still alive?!
by lunaticfaith | Tehran, Iran | Jul 19, 2010RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
Ok, so all of you adults who got the Twilight bug, here is one for you, Stephanie Meyer's The Host. Great Book, strangest love triangle I ever read. If you liked the Twilight Sage you will like this book too.
by wilkie1710 | West Chester, Pennsylvania USA | Jul 14, 2010RE: Sandra Brown.: Mirror Image
i love this book !!!
by manroe23 | indonesia, Jakarta Indonesia | Jul 9, 2010RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
the twilight saga,great read.you gotta see the movies.
by 3977abc | Kokomo, Indiana USA | Jul 9, 2010RE: Steve Harvey: act like a lady think like a man
I think this book was great, it was great to get a man's perspective on women. I highly recommend it.
by Reinna | Sudbury, Ontario Canada | Jul 5, 2010RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings
It seems ages ago since i read the Lord of the Rings. I read it three times and even in a time i should have studied for my exams instead of reading Tolkiens books. But there was no defense against it. Tolkien set a milestone in such away that it will be nearly impossibe to surpass it. Every other fantasy writer is/was more or less influenced by J.R.R. And the biggest merrit is that he made
the categorie acceptable and in doing so opened the gate for all the other enthralling bards.
RE: Raymond Feist: Magician
My next book will be that one 8). I succeeded in buying all of his books (finally). Feist is a first class story teller, who drags you into his world en keeps you nailed to the seat of your chair till
you can finally turn the last page.
The wonder is it doesnt end there its just the start for the next book which immerses you further in his era-wide tale.
So indeed a very good choice!
RE: stieg larsson: The girl with the dragon tatoo series
I have being trying to read this book for over two months but just cant do it, everytime i pick it up i would put it down, now that you said its so good i am going to try this weekend. Thanks
by african | George Town, Cayman Islands | Jun 29, 2010RE: Orson Scott Card: Ender's Game
I love this book. It was recommended to me by a coworker. I couldn't put it down.
by Stephie1783 | Manhattan, Kansas USA | Jun 20, 2010RE: Orson Scott Card: Ender's Game
What a great book! One of my favourites!
Last one of the saga I read was 'Shadow of the Giant', highly recommended. Basically Ender's Game from Bean's point of view.
RE: Frank Herbert: Dune
One of the best Sci-fi books and one of my favourites books! I've read them all (yes, even the ones from Brian and Anderson...)
Long live the God Emperor!
RE: Stephen King: The Stand
I have read most all of King's books and this is my favorite. The clearcut choice each character makes between good and evil ie the Man in Black or the Lady in the Corn is the choice we all make in our daily lives.
by sassyluckylady | Forest City, North Carolina USA | Jun 16, 2010RE: J. D. Salinger: The Cather in the Rye
The Catcher In The Rye,
This book just grabbed me when I was in Year 11 at High School till this day it is so very powerful. The writer was able to put the reader right there in the life of Holden.
Fantastic if only I could write like that, what a buzz that would be.
I consider this to be one of the best books I have ever read.