Book 34 of Animorphs. This was a deepening story not a major confrontation. The only thing that makes this interesting is that perhaps this could create a cavalry situation later in the series. Other than that, this is not a must read for the series. That said it was still a fun read.

This is a Richard Bachman/Stephen King novel with a really nice forward by Stephen King. This novel was a stroll down crazy lane. I loved that with this antihero you could relate with the loss he had and then the roadwork states and he slowly goes into a deep dark depression. I love that there…

What can be said about the writing of a master? The book was delightful and engaging. He does a superb job at making the characters real. The situation is engaging and leaves you pondering long after you put down the novel. Recommend for mature audiences.

Book 33 of the Boxcar Children. This was a fun fast paced mystery with plenty of suspects and lots of motives. The reveal was perfect and a secret passageway was an awesome addition.

Book 33 of Animorphs. I really enjoyed the idea on this one and hope that the author capitalized on what happens in this book in future stories. We do get introduced to a new villain and I loved the back story. The series continues to fire on all cylinders.

What can you say about a classic that is so powerful it makes you want to write something similar. Or that so many years later is reproduced as a movie yet again. For it’s genera I feel that this work is as great as Lord of the Rings was for the fantasy genera our pivotal…

Book 32 of Animorphs. This book was a fun twist on the Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde story. A definite look at the juxtaposing personalities in all of us. While there is a confrontation with the Yerks, this was mainly about the group themselves. And I did like that the ending like so many in…

In this book Neal A Maxwell talks about what it is to be a disciple. The path is fraught with a plethora of problems. If you’re looking to become a more dedicated disciple then this is one I would recommend you not miss. I felt uplifted and enlightened as I read it.

Book 31 of the Animorphs series. This one I call a tribute to those to fight for their country and return with invisible emotional scars. Fast paced with hard decisions. Aside from then going on the offensive for once you also get to see a confrontation between Jake and Tom. I expect the author to…

Book 9 of the Left Behind series. This one was action packed making up for the last book. I love how the protagonist becomes crueler and crueler while claiming to be holier and holier. What I really have enjoyed is how the characters become more and more human. The author has really hit their stride…