Friday, September 10, 2010
Outlive Your Life - by Max Lucado
Max Lucado is a great author and he has written another wonderful book that challenges us to be active in our surroundings and to join in our community to be the best we can be. Whether you yourself is struggling or your neighbor is he is there to lift us up and remind us that we can do for ourselves and for others no matter what our aituation is. He reminds us that our goal is heaven but we have to live our life as the best we can be from earth. I am a book reviewer for booksneeze and I received this book free and I enjoyed it and hope that many people read it and enjoy it too.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Falling Away - By By T.L. Hines
At first I was not sure about this book. But after a few pages I felt like I knew the characters. They became my friends. I felt like I had a vested interest in them as real people. Quinn, an "embedder" who was homeless for years and whose mother disppeared became this girl that I was rooting for. Dylan is running from his past joins the military to fill a void in his life. It is a book that touches you spirit and makes you question things in your own life. It is a great book and I would recommend it to all. I received this book free to read and review and express my opinion.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
The Long Way Home - Andrew Klavan
Andrew Klavan writes The Long Way Home in the first person serving to bring home the personal turmoil that the main character lives with. Charlie West, a 17 year old high schooler, who previously lived in a small town with his parents and sister, is on the run. He went to bed one night and woke up one year later accused of murdering his friend Alex and being a terrorist in an organization called "The Highlanders".
Charlie cannot remember what transpired duiring his lost year. He wonders if he really is a murderer and a terrorist. How can he prove his innocence and who is really behind all this? Was he framed, as his friends say, or did he really do these terrible things? Charlie returns to his home town, holing up in a vacant house called the "Ghost Mansion". He teams up with his friends Rick.Josh. Milner and his girlfriend Beth to discover the truth about the murder he can't remember and who is behind the Highlanders, a terrorist group.
A fun book for mystery readers. If you are new to this series, you must read the first book of the series to see what transpired in Charlie's life to bring him to the situation he finds himself in at the start of this book.
Charlie cannot remember what transpired duiring his lost year. He wonders if he really is a murderer and a terrorist. How can he prove his innocence and who is really behind all this? Was he framed, as his friends say, or did he really do these terrible things? Charlie returns to his home town, holing up in a vacant house called the "Ghost Mansion". He teams up with his friends Rick.Josh. Milner and his girlfriend Beth to discover the truth about the murder he can't remember and who is behind the Highlanders, a terrorist group.
A fun book for mystery readers. If you are new to this series, you must read the first book of the series to see what transpired in Charlie's life to bring him to the situation he finds himself in at the start of this book.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Soleil 100 Days
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Monday, December 7, 2009
Great Book.
The story takes place in the village of Stiltsville where Ollie and the other Too-Smalls live. Each evening, the Too-Smalls meet in the city square in hopes of being chosen to wear stilts and tour above everyone in the city. They believe that if they are the prettiest, funniest, or smartest they will be chosen to stand out in the crowd. Little Ollie is anxious to be picked as a proud stilter. However, on the night he is finally chosen he stumbles and tumbles from his stilts to the ground. Upon falling he bumps into Jesus, who teaching Ollie the important lesson that even with his feet on the ground Ollie is valued, important, and loved.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Take Your Best Shot by Austin Gutwein w/Todd Hillard
It is definitely geared towards the younger generation. The author often talks directly to them, telling them that although they are young, they can make a difference. As an adult I too understand that I can make a difference too although we sometimes forget that. We are too concentrated on the day in and day out of our own lives that I think this is a good family read. I hope it challenges each person who reads it and changes how we all think. We are a community that can help each other in so many ways if only we seek out the possibilities.
Find Your Strongest life by Marcus Buckingham
Find Your Strongest life by Marcus Buckingham was a book that I felt had some great points but also had many low points. There are great points in this book for women everywhere. He says that moments matter most. They matter more than dreams, goals, values or relationships. He says that we need to focus on our strengths and pursue our strengths – well yes I already knew that. I feel that I would have opened my arms wider for this book if it had been written by a woman. How does he know what it is like to walk in a woman’s shoes. He doesn’t know firsthand and that is why I would look for another book to read next time.
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