Category: Book Reviews

  • The Drawing of the Three

    This was the second book in the Dark Tower series. Odd and twisted but keeps you focused on what is going on. Lots of action tons of crazy. The master story teller keeps you tied to a strange but very normal feeling cast of characters. As with any Stephen King book, content could be disturbing…

  • The Mutation

    Animorphs book 36. This was another exciting undersea adventure. You knew this story was coming when we started playing a lot in the ocean. Oh well, it was a little different take on the story. I’ll let you read it to know which story. It is still a fun series. Glad for all the magical…

  • The Proposal

    Animorphs book 35. This was great action and crazy Marco antics. The pacing felt right, but I still have mixed feelings about the ending. Overall the series continues to entertain albeit we still feel a long way from the main characters making any real headway in the overarching storyline. Still I do recommend this one.

  • Who Moved My Cheese

    I have read this short book a couple of times. My favorite part is “What would you do if you had no fear?” We could all use to move forward instead of being paralyzed whether by fear or mad that or cheese is gone. This is worth picking up, especially if you’re feeling stuck or…

  • Kingdom Come

    Book 13 in the Left Behind series. This is the conclusion to the series. This continues a deep speculation that really started in the last book. The beginning repeats the end of the last book and then the book drags for a while when all the sudden it is rushed to a conclusion. The pacing…

  • Glorious Appearing

    Book 12 in the Left Behind series. This brings us through the end of the last days and into the millennium. That said it also turns a corner on the authors writing, which to this point has been very confident now we hear a lot from the main character things like, “I don’t know how…

  • The Golden Vendetta

    Second to last book of the Copernicus Aechives. Plenty of fast paced action. Twists and turns everywhere. Wrapping up the series, this book was the perfect balance as buildup and standalone storyline. This series is great but be warned that a lot of people die. If your YA reader is sensitive be forewarned.

  • Becca and the Prisoner’s Cross

    This was a fun quick read. Gave us more insight into the repercussions from Serpent’s Curse. It is a fun tale tools with lots of action and puzzles. Series still great for fans of 39 Clues.

  • The Serpent’s Curse

    In reading order book 3 of the Copernicus series. Still lots of action and near misses. While two force battle each other through a man and his children. Boy this time the clock is ticking. Shall be interesting to see how this series gets concluded as it is far less books than one would assume…

  • Wade and the Scorpion’s Claw

    The suggested reading for this series puts this book as the second to read. It is interesting and introduces us to more bad guys. However, this was an instance when they really did not accomplish much aside from meeting other players in the race. More and more it is like 39 Clues. If you enjoyed…