Book 4 of Summer Reads: A bit confusing, disappointing. Wanted to read it because it's been made into a movie I wanted to see starring Diane Lane, Elizabeth Banks, and Dakota Fanning....now not so sure I'll see it.

Didn't think I'd like a silly little story like this, but the author creates characters you love and hate and want to invest your time in getting to know. And of course you have to keep reading to find out about the killing that occurs.

First book down for summer break!

Having a hard time getting through this one...putting it aside for now.

Really good so far! Love this author!!!
Done! Not as good as The Last Child or Iron House, but worth the read!

Reading this one again, too. Helps to bring me peace. Real life stories and how to relate life's challenges to the Bible.

A VERY long story...good, but boy does the author get long-winded. Big bummer to get to the end and it doesn't exactly end; continues into his new book.

Book 2 of the summer! A page turner!

I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I think this will be a better movie than book. I think the “surprise” to the story will have more of an impact in the movie theater. The book was all over the place.

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Those of you who think coincidences are just that, you need to read this book. God and His angels are all around us. I challenge you to read this book, and Rushnell's others, to think otherwise.

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Love the Penn Cage novels! Greg Ilse's books are lengthy, but worth it. He loves to go into detail about the settings and character's backgrounds. He always has a character you want to stand up for as well as one you hope gets it in the end.

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I enjoyed the author's style of writing but didn't love the story line.

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This book started out so well written, and with what I thought had a good plot line. However, the story ended up jumping around way too much, and didnt stick to the most interesting part.

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Book 3 of summer reads! A heartbreaking story, but the way Lisa Genova intertwines the love and resilience of a family during such a tragic disease is inspiring. She made it about life, not death.

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All time favorite author and books. His last few of the Cork O'Connor series aren't his best (still good though), but 1-10 are great!

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Quite an emotional, tragic story, but I love Gudenkauf's writing.

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My first horror book, and King novel, that I read when I was 14! I was petrified! I am reading it again before the new movie comes out- just as haunting!

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Looking at Maynard's books and ralized I read this onw a long time ago.

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Found a new author to read! Charles Martin writes beautifully and has the reader captivated immediately! His characters are flawed, looking for hope, and finding their way through life! I will read more of Martin!

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Amazing how one can overcome a terrible childhood.

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I love the friendships that the author developed with her characters. Reading Ginny's journal was the best part of the book.

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