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Breaking Dawn (The Twilight Saga, Book 4)

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by: Stephenie Meyer

Release Date August 02, 2008
The overall ending to the story was acceptable. A little more action would have made the novel better. however the 5 stars are for how the story was kept original.

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The Last Lecture

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by: Randy Pausch, Jeffrey Zaslow

Release Date April 08, 2008
This is a terrific book. I've purchased several as gifts. Very inspiring. The author shares common sense advice with a warm self depreciating humor. How sad we've lost such a beautiful soul.

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Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)

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by: Stephenie Meyer

Release Date September 06, 2006
This book is absolutely amazing. It captivates you and takes you to a world where fantasy meets reality. The characters are complex. The passion between Bella and Edward is so absorbing that you can't put it down! It is definitely my favorite book (although New Moon is also my favorite). This book is for anyone who loves a good, juicy romance with a twist.

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The Shack

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by: William P. Young

Release Date May 01, 2007
Excellent book with a lot to think about. Would love to do this with a group and have lots of conversation. It was somewhat hard to get pass the "characters" but after continuing with the words it made sense. You really have to read it to understand. I found it very profound and after reading it almost a month ago I am still thinking about it and have given it to several friends and waiting for them to all finish so we can discuss. Definitely worth the read. It goes very quickly but has a lasting impression.

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Eclipse (The Twilight Saga, Book 3)

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by: Stephenie Meyer

Release Date August 07, 2007
What can I say.....I LOVE all of the 'Twilight Saga'....everyone should read them, they're awesome!!

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The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Standard Edition

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by: J. K. Rowling

Release Date December 04, 2008
What can I say.....I LOVE all of the 'Twilight Saga'....everyone should read them, they're awesome!!

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Watchmen

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by: Alan Moore

Release Date April 01, 1995
This was an awesome book. I normally don't read many comics, but I enjoyed this one. Kudos to Alan Moore!
(And, it's going to be a movie soon, I can't wait to see it!)

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Brisingr (Inheritance, Book 3)

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by: Christopher Paolini

Release Date September 20, 2008
This was an awesome book. I normally don't read many comics, but I enjoyed this one. Kudos to Alan Moore!
(And, it's going to be a movie soon, I can't wait to see it!)

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New Moon (The Twilight Saga, Book 2)

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by: Stephenie Meyer

Release Date May 31, 2008
This is a wonderful series. I couldn't put the book down, kept getting better and better.

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The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality

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by: Jerome R. Corsi

Release Date August 01, 2008
When November approaches I won't be voting for McCain or Obama, I am firmly in the Libertarian Camp. I became increasingly suspicious of Obama when he did an about face on FISA. The book spent most of its time on three main themes Obama's quest to learn about his father, His history, and his current positions. I found the information to be pretty well researched, I followed up on several of the authors footnotes and the ones I looked at checked out and I found credible. The most annoying part was the authors tendency to re-hit several points over and over again. This was mostly early in the book, after a while I had to say I get it Obama has daddy issues, (my words not the author). Once he got past that topic that repetitiveness died down. Over all it ... Read More: