Nikki Bright

The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars is the writing. It's not super great.
That said, this book was amazing. If you have recently been diagnosed with Bipolar II, Loucks' first-hand accounts are extremely supportive. You're not alone. Everyone's situation is different and their own, but there are clear parallels and consistencies that when heard, offer incredible validation.
If you strive to understand a loved one with this disorder, I recommend picking this up as well. This book gives a clear view into the mind of someone with Bipolar II.

The Norse myths are awesome enough without Gaiman's touch. These tales are told masterfully.
This is my first experience with Gaiman, and I'm excited to read more of his work.

This story was unexpectedly interesting! My first experience with H.G. Wells, I expected something difficult to approach. I was pleasantly surprised with a story that read quite easily, kept me gripped, and made a LOT of societal commentary. I'll definitely be reading more of their work in the future (or at whatever timeframe I'm in when it happens).

EPIC
is what this series is. And this book, the capstone of it all, is a fitting end. This book isn't perfect, despite my 5-star rating. There were many choices King made that I disagreed with. By the end of the tale, however, it all came together beautifully. The quest of Roland of Gilead for the Dark Tower was long, and closing the back cover on the final chapter felt like bringing an end to a similarly long chapter of my life.
10/10 recommend, and 10/10 will read again.

The penultimate chapter in Kings 22-year-spanning epic. This book got way more meta than I was expecting, and King was walking a thin line in this but GOLLY did he stay straight. SO GOOD.
“One more turn of the path, and then we reach the clearing.”

Holy cow that was a wild ride. This novel was fast-paced, but managed to be alarmingly introspective at the same time. Definitely a sci-fi staple.

There are some interesting ideas in here, but they're eclipsed by all of Kurzweil's bragging about his past predictions and inventions.

AM I ALIVE? WHO AM IIIIIIIII?

My heart could barely handle getting through this book, which covered a crucial piece of Roland Deschain's (the gunslinger's) backstory. Intrigue, romance, murder, riddling, and good old-fashioned gunslinging await in Wizard and Glass.

With every consecutive sentence, King draws me (ha) further into his spellbinding universe. Each book thus far has surpassed the last, The Waste Lands being one of the smartest and most gripping novels I've read in a long time.
10/10 would wake Blaine again.

There is so much wisdom in this book.

After reading this series, all I know is that whatever it is the Universe thinks it's doing to me, I would like it please to stop.

Pretty solid read. The principles for happiness laid out in this book make a whole lot of sense, and I will definitely be doing my best to integrate them into my life. This book uses many real life scenarios to portray ideas, which is great, but it doesn't use very much data or results from any kind of research, which would be better for my personal comprehension. Despite this, I still recommend this book to any person who desires to live a happy life unfettered by negative thoughts and emotions.

GREAT. Absolutely wonderful. Reading this book was my first experience with Stephen King, and I could not be more pleased. I'm excited to read more of his work and further delve into the expansive universe that he's woven.

Good Read!!

Grant Morrison is quite the character. I always knew this. It wasn't until reading this book that I think he is actually a character in the story of some higher dimensional being.

Informative and eye-opening.