I bought this book because I live SVU, and Munch is my favorite character. It is not a bad book, it has some very funny parts and decent story line. I think i would have liked it better if he had not used himself as the main character.

I was given this book because of my interest in the minds of the serial killer, i was hoping for more that what this book gave. It seemed to drag on, and I, being a person not to leave books unfinished, grudgingly finished it. It took me a month. This is not a book I would recommend, nor will i read it again.

This was the first Jane Austen book I have ever read. I am a product of the ‘Harry Potter’ generation of young people out there, and one of my favorite actors is Alan Rickman, so in my quest to view all the movies he was in, one of the first i come across that was not a HP movie, was Sense and Sensibility. After seeing the movie, I knew I had to read the book. This is my favorite of her works, and defiantly a book I would recommend.

Being a dual history/philosophy major, i enjoy reading selections that come from both those subjects, and this was one of them. I had watched the mini-series, and read another book by the author before I reticently picked this one up. I enjoyed this book, not only for it’s historical aspect, but also to be able to go more in depth than the show.

I had this book recommended to me by a professor during my freshman year of college. I bought it almost two years ago, but did not actually get a chance to read it until earlier this year. I thought it was an interesting insight into life in prison as see through the eyes of a prisoner. It is a book I enjoyed.

It has been a long time since I have read this book. I did not but this, someone bought it for me, and got it signed by the author. I cannot remember much about this book, all i remember is that i did not enjoy reading it and that it felt like a chore to finish it, rather than something i wanted to do. Maybe some day I will give it another chance, but it is not a book i would recommend reading.