Post your latest book review link here!

[Rachel Hare]

I love searching through the wonderful blogs associated with this group, but sometimes I'd just like to find a new book to read! I thought this would be a great place to JUST post review links! Here's my latest:

Jodi Picoult's "Handle With Care" http://bookwormzreader.blogspot.com/2009/04/book-review-handle-with...

Please post your latest review here! Thanks!

[Jennifer Perry]

Madame Perry's Salon with guest Author Sylvia Massara

 

Aussie Novelist, Television Host, and former soap actress Sylvia Massara visits Madame Perry's Salon.

[ManOfLaBook.com]

“Berlin 1961” by Fred­er­ick Kempe (web­site) is a non-fiction book which fol­lows the polit­i­cal tur­moil in 1961, a defin­ing year in US-Soviet rela­tion­ship. Nikita Khrushchev called Berlin "the most dan­ger­ous place on earth”, read­ing this book I found out why.

 

http://manoflabook.com/wp/?p=2279

 

[Kari Boardman]

Check out my review of Chasing Fire by Nora Roberts From the TBR Pile

 

[R. J. Hall]

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/4/prweb8266448.htm

[Memorable Children Books & GIfts]

Bool Review: Planting the Wild by Kathryn Galbraith

http://mymcbooks.wordpress.com/category/book-review/

[Kristin]

My latest review is of "The Body Finder" by Kimberly Derting.

[Amber]

 

Latest review is Across the Universe by Beth Nevis - it's a YA novel set in future space!

 

http://thespine-breakersclub.blogspot.com/

 

[ManOfLaBook.com]

“On China” by Dr. Henry Kissinger is a non-fiction book in which the famous states­man recounts and advises on the future of Chi­nese diplo­macy with the west.

 

http://manoflabook.com/wp/?p=1918

 

[Angela (Reading Angel)]

http://www.readingangel.com/2011/05/die-for-me-by-amy-plum-review.html

Die For Me by Amy Plum

[Mysteriousrose]

 

I have always enjoyed reading about witches since I was little. There has always been something really intriguing about them and I was jealous of how they could cast a spell and make things easier.

I remember the first time I watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Willow almost instantly became my favourite character because of who she was. A little shy but a very good friend and she always had the best intentions even though she made mistakes sometimes.
Sophie the main character in Hex Hall reminds me a little of Willow and she has some of the same qualities as well as a great wit, maybe a little immature at times but she’s a very likeable protagonist.
 
This book has a lot of elements that was familiar to me and it had witches, werewolves, vampires and fairies which I have seen in many of the other books I have read.
The setting “The school” was also something that’s seen before and at times I found the book predicting.
One of the good things is that there are enough original things to make the story interesting and that makes the difference so it becomes memorable from other books in the same genre and setting it aside from many other books with the same theme.
 
I read this book in one setting. It's an easy book to get through and I was never bored.
There were a lot of twists and turns along the way, some I guessed and some I didn’t.
I think Rachel Hawkins did a fantastic job at keeping me entertained and there were some really fun moments in between.

 

This review is originally posted at my blog Mysteriousbooks please come by and tell me what you think.

[Samantha Flynn]

Hi,

I just read "One,Two...He is coming for you" by T.P.Boje and that was really awesome!

Here is my review:

http://bookblogs.ning.com/profiles/blogs/awesome-mystery-novel

 

Check it out!

 

[Joseph Arellano]

A review of the debut novel Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys -

http://josephsreviews.wordpress.com/2011/05/11/when-the-ship-comes-in/