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The 39 Clues: The Maze of Bones

Submitted on 06 January 2009
I’ve heard many complaints about Rick Riorden’s The 39 Clues: Maze of Bones: Book One. The number one complaint has been that Maze of Bones does not stack up to Riorden’s earlier works, Percy Jackson and The Olympians.... Read more
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The Hunger Games

Submitted on 02 January 2009
Audiobooks are fantastic. You get the enjoyment and satisfaction of the in-depth story telling that books offer, without the minor frustration of actually having to read. It’s a beautiful thing!... Read more
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Naruto Volume 30 by Masashi Kishimoto

Submitted on 30 June 2008
The author Masahi Kishimoto successfully re-introduces the Japanese ninja culture to the world by using the modern and exciting manga Naruto. Whether it is positive or negative, having seen the TV version, character features like hair or eye color are no longer subject to imagination.... Read more
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The Evil That Men Do: A Jackson Donne Novel

Submitted on 16 June 2008
Stripped of his private investigator’s license and slumming it as a night security guard at a Jersey storage facility, Jackson Donne thinks he’s finally hit rock bottom.  Then the bottom really falls out: The sister he hasn’t seen in years shows up, needing help.... Read more
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The Gift of Time Letters From A Father by Jorge Ramos

Submitted on 09 June 2008
The gift of Time is first off not a novel but a collection of letters and emails from Jorge Ramos to his children and even one to his Father posthumous. With that being said it’s hard not to view this book with skepticism.... Read more
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Blue Smoke and Murder by Elizabeth Lowell

Submitted on 26 May 2008
Just like many romantic suspense novels, Blue Smoke and Murder by Elizabeth Lowell features a female character who seeks for help, and a male character that is called to protect her. I have never read any of the St. Kilda Consulting series, but don’t worry, this title is a standalone book.... Read more
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The Boy Who Cried Freebird

Submitted on 30 March 2008
Mitch Myers, The Boy Who Cried Freebird: Rock & Roll Fables and Sonic Storytelling is a collection of imaginative stories involving some of music’s greatest icons as well as cultural icons mish mashed against a slew of sci-fi backdrops enveloped by fact based history.... Read more
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The Girl Who Stopped Swimming

Submitted on 04 March 2008
"The Girl Who Stopped Swimming" is a very fast paced and intriguing book. There are some books that you pick up from time to time or when you have a free moment and then there are some books that you pick up and can’t put down until you are finished.... Read more
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The Blue Star

Submitted on 01 March 2008
Jim Glass is in his final year of High School.... Read more
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Burger Wuss by M.T. Anderson

Submitted on 21 January 2008
If you have forgotten what being a teenager in love feels like this book will quickly remind you. The main character is a sixteen year old boy named Anthony, who after experiencing his first broken heart has decided to get revenge on the person he feels is responsible.... Read more
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