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I loved this book so much. There is so much action and is so much better and exciting with so much amazing detail and description. This is one of my favorite books ever. When you read it, you don’t want to put it down and it makes you feel like you are with the characters in the book and you know them so well. I recommend this book to anyone who can read at this level.

This novel is something you would want to read when you're in a reading slump or you want an easy contemporary to read. The content of the novel that is written was a little sloppy, sometimes I had a little trouble keeping up with the characters and plot line. Since this was a short read, everything seemed rushed.

After reading the book I will say that I enjoyed it a lot more than what I thought I was. I honestly didn’t feel like it had a lot of weaknesses to it. With that being said I felt that the book had a few strengths that stood out about it. One of the first things that stood out about it was the style that the book was written. I felt that it was well written in context and in style. I love the style that he wrote for his chapters. Like most books this book had names in its chapters. I know that doesn’t sound special but I felt like the names of the chapters flowed with what the chapter. I felt when reading the book that I was reading a book within a book because every chapter was a little different in its own way.

I did actually really like this book. I was not sure if I was going to enjoy it when the project was first assigned, but after reading for a while, I became really interested

This book was atrocious and wasted a good majority of my life. The body of the book was tedious, but got better as I read. The information presented became more interesting. I started to somewhat like to read it. It was still boring, but was something that I might like to read. As I liked to read it more and more. In the end I still didn’t like to read but it was a bit more standable.

All in all, I have mixed feelings about this book. I like the characters, and the general concept, but I feel like the story needs to speed up in action. I’m hoping that

Not everything about this book was good in my opinion. Most books that I read are fictional/fantasy books. Therefore, this book wasn 't necessarily a walk in the park for me. I had a very difficult time following the story and what was actually happening. This was due to the fact that the book was very randomly organized and didn 't really follow the chronological order of events in history. For example, in the beginning it was talking about King Edwards the VII’s

The second novel in the Millennium series does not deliver on the same gripping mystery as the first novel, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, but it is much more put together in my opinion. There are still a number of subplots, but aside from one having to do with a staff member at Millennium, they all are connected to the main plot of solving the murder and proving Salander’s innocence. The narrative flowed well and other than a few characters being added halfway and three-fourths of the way through the novel and a kind of useless first section of the novel while Lisbeth is abroad, I don’t have any huge complaints about the craft of this novel.

The whole book felt a little disjointed to me. There were seemingly random events that left me feeling confused as to the significance, and flashbacks that weren’t clearly portrayed as flashbacks. The author also seemed to skip around a lot. Little parts were written from different characters perspectives which detracted from the overall flow of the plot.

Raves: I absolutly loved this book. Haven did wonders bringing to reality these magestic creatures of God and her protraile of what it is like to be the presence of not only angles but God himself is breath taking. I was able to really connect with the deabth of all the charcters no mater how small their role may have been.

In the beginning of the book I felt like it took too long to actually get into the storyline. Also, there are too many chapters, and the subject almost changed after every chapter. Which made it kind of hard to follow. But, I also at the same time liked how the book was written. When Carl Deuker actually got to the storyline point, the book was very interesting

Focusing on more than one topic in a book can also be a bad thing because it can get confusing but in this book they explain everything that's happening so that it’s easy to understand. I also like how there was a different type of relationship than a normal book. In this book they show more of a homosexual relationship and how one simple relationship as friends can easily be turned into something else. The characters in this book tell a good background of what their going through especially when they take this stranger Ava and try to help her figure out her past. In the story Emi realizes that not everything is going to work out perfectly and that shows a lesson for me because it shows that not everything is going to work out, or be perfect. Throughout the story the author talks a lot about strong friendships and how things work out better when they do things together and just stick together. One thing I did disliked was how they kept going back on things that didn’t really go with the storyline that was being

I really enjoyed how the author uses Romanian mythology to create this complex world in the series. The book moved at a fast pace and kept me interested until the very end. The only part of the book that I wished the author made would be to add more action because a lot people who read this book think it’s just about vampires in high school, but the second book features so much action.

The story line had things that I didn't like and things I liked. Something that I liked about the book is how it is written. The author wrote the book in a way where at the end of every chapter, the book leaves me with curiosity as to what's awaiting for me to read in the next chapter. Something that I disliked about the book is the story line happening in one book. The book is telling two different story. The first story is about how Nancy tries to find the stolen stone and the book also focuses on other story which is Nancy trying to find the missing boy. It was sometimes confusing to

I thought that I would like the book because I like fantasy but the book did not turn like I thought that it would. I would recommend it to a friend but only if that friend liked books about magic and magical creatures. I like the fantasy genre but not this book. There is a sequel to this book already but I don’t think that I will read it. I didn’t really like the ending because I thought that Temur and Samarkar would get