Cassie Female. Santa Clara, CA, USA

Very informative book although it was a little slow at times. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and learned a lot about Beaujolais.

This book started out very funny. It was witty, amusing, and drew me in. However, towards the end the book started to seem more and more whiny and repetitive. The author often makes references to poor writing of the text itself and also about how horrible his life is. Both simply detracted from the ... (continue)

I know that this book is supposed to be an easy read, but it was downright dreadful. If I had had any other book available, I would have read something else.

A good story. Definitely written for younger people but enjoyable for everyone. Use it as an easy read that will make you smile.

Fantastic book. It is filled with twists and keeps you interested.

Finished up the series pretty nicely. Much better than the second.

Very insightful and a good read. The only thing that bothered me was the amount of unverified claims and one off stories she used to support her statements. I think she could have done a better job of proving the theories she has about animals. If you can ignore that though, you will love this book.

This one followed the story of Isvalta right before the first book in the series, and for that reason it just wasn't as compelling. It is like reading a book when you already know the ending. It was as well written as the first but not a really enjoyable read. The third in the series is better becau ... (continue)

The ending of this book was better than some of her others. However, none of Binchy's stories are ever really satisfying. They just don't conclude well.

This book was amazingly useful. It was a very intriguing read and I was able to fly through it. I feel like I learned a lot about how to portray my ideas and will be much more successful the next time I write a paper or give a presentation.

And even better, it also has the neat section in the ... (continue)

Don't start this series in the middle. If you want to read this book make sure you read the ones before it, You Slay Me and Fire Me Up. (I made the bad mistake of just grabbing the third one from the library)

A lighthearted read. It was entertaining although the conclusion seemed rather rushed. After a whole book of comedic mishaps it all seemed to get better very quickly. Worthwhile if you just want something fun but just don't expect too much.

This book was alright, but it didn't seem to say much. It had one point.. and it made it.. and then remade it.. and then seemed to contradict itself.. and just didn't do a great job at saying anything at all.

It did reference some really interesting experiments and those were fun to read abou ... (continue)

I read this book before reading any others in the Discworld series and it was still very enjoyable. If you need to, these books don't need to be read in order.

Book was alright. It is very centered around a method the authors developed for determining your strengths. This method involves you taking an online test that you must pay for if you did not purchase the book. (There is one unique key per book copy) Once you find your strengths with their test it t ... (continue)