Mery

Great, inspirational story that helps you have faith in humanity again. Who wouldn't want to be a Fred?

Well written story and interesting characters but felt frustrated at having no clue what was going on overall, even after the story ended. Felt little emotion that I should root for the characters.

Almost a little too scientisy for me, but overall a really good story and well written book!

I really give this book a 3.5 stars. I liked it, but didn't love it. The beginning was slow to me, but I enjoyed the book more when it picked up in the second half. I'm never a fan of romanticism of Romeo and Juliet, so I wasn't a big fan of that pat. Also was not a fan at all of the ending, although I did somewhat expect it.

Interesting twists and turns in this installment. A great listen on the drive to and from work.

I really find the characters in the story charming, from Kate to her son to her best friend. Love hearing about their adventures. Great listen on the way into work.

Fun listen! The characters are really great and it's fun to listen to the story. Will def be reading more of the series.

Really great, direct, helpful guide to the world of VA. Couldn't recommend it enough for someone interested in the field.

Probably my least favorite of the series. So much action and I just couldn't get into the Snape story. Still a good wrap up of the series.

While I did enjoy this addition to Harry's story, it was probably my least favorite so far of all of the books. Felt like a lot of workup and a hectic ending. It did make me cry at the end though, so I guess there's something to be said about Rowling's ability to make you feel so connected to the characters.

My favorite Harry Potter book so far in the series. So much going on to keep my interest. I did get quite tired of Harry's moping and stupidity about people for most of it, but it does seem very true to teenage form.

Fun book. Great to listen to while doing other things like exercising and cleaning. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Georgina is a fun narrator.

My favorite Harry Potter book so far! A great addition to the story!

This was an exhausting read and I didn't even read it, I listened to it on audiobook. The book was very well written and seemed to be very well researched. I loved Walter's way of writing about Jobs.

Jobs on the other hand had no redeeming qualities in my book. The people he lead do make nice products but there is no need to pummel people all the way to get that.

I enjoyed the idea of the zombies in this book, an interesting take on the story. Had a hard time following a lot of it because I just don't know the military terms.

Loved it. Four's by far my favorite of the series and it's refreshing to hear the story from his reasonable point of view. Would love to read more!

This book felt like it went on forever. One of the disadvantages of an e-book I suppose. You can see percentage left, but that doesn't really give you a true picture of what is left. It wasn't that I didn't like the book (I did) but it felt like I was with Harry and his friends for far too much of the year. :) Anyways, good story. A bit slow at first, but the end was definitely worth it. Loved how much of Harry's parents and their lives were tied in with people watching out for him.

Rowling is a great story teller. You can't help but like the main characters and want to know how they are going to make it through the challenges in their story.

So.... I really liked Divergent. I have no idea what I really think about Insurgent. I was talking with my hubby about the book and told him that it was crazy. Crazy how? he asked. Just crazy, I told him. Crazy like the second season of a HBO series? he asked. I couldn't have put it better myself. Insurgent is the equivalent of the second season of a HBO series. That's not a good thing in my opinion, but might be for others. I didn't love the book, but I didn't hate it either.

Overall a very interesting concept and pretty good book.

Pretty good writing, fast paced and kept my attention. Was not a fan of the adultery scene. Made me feel unsympathetic. Also struggled with so many loose ends. I like answers. But not a bad book by any means. An interesting story.

This book was eh. Of course, a horrifying and captivating story. But the way it was told made it seem more like a work of fiction to me. I don't read many True Crime books so I don't know if this is common of the genre. The writing reminded me a lot of a high school or college paper. A good one, don't get me wrong, but not what I expect of an author.

I bought this book because I thought it was more about Intuitive Eating than self help. Overall the book had a very big air of self help preachyness that I find off putting. But it did have a LOT of great ideas and a lot of great things to think about especially in relation to your attitude towards exercise. I wouldn't call this an Intuitive Eating book at all, but an interesting read nonetheless.

This is the best book I have found so far explaining Intuitive Eating in a relate-able, knowledgeable way. There are other great books out there that compliment this one wonderfully, but this is the best I've found. I found myself nodding along with almost everything the authors had to say. Dieting mentality really messes with your brain and I”m so thankful to find Intuitive Eating to find a healthy balance listening to the wonderful body that God gave me.

I don't know where to even start with these stories. It was a fun listen I suppose. Hard to not think that at the time this came out it must've been something like the equivalent of The Hills or The Real Housewives of Orange County these days. Rich young people who get their money from older relatives and find themselves lying to everyone in their lives to protect their lifestyle and thus getting themselves in all sorts of predicaments. Of which Jeeves always has a, usually humorous, solution for.