Recommend the audiobook. If you have never listened to an audio book this is narrated by Samuel L Jackson. Its completely worth 10 minutes, over and over.

I really tried to get into it, but for me it was really difficult to follow. Maybe if I had some backround in philosophy it would have helped.

Nicholas Sparks is one of those author’s I can only read every now and then. This one was good. Of course it had it’s mushy parts and was a little predictable but a good girlie story.

Loved how it took place in Montreal. Ive never read any of these stories before so I enjoyed the fact that I could picture places that were being mentioned. Great plot twists, I barely put it down.

I don’t read many mystery stories, but this I really enjoyed. It would make a great movie, and kept me guessing until the end.

Another great addition to the series, was totally engrossed with this for the day it took me to read it.

Another audiobook, I listened to the facts while driving from Washington to Southern California. I was completely clueless that the murders happened in Cali. and the murderer was never caught. If I had known this I probably would have chosen another book for my travels. Never-the-less I enjoyed listening to the facts.

I thought the story was interesting and had an almost child-like quality to it. But it really makes you comtemplate your own life and the choices you make.

I listened to this audiobook while I was working. The narrator had this creepy Anthony Hopkins sounding voice that really made the point of making the book sound thrilling. Will definitly be into reading/listening to Hannibal soon.

I have to say the first time I read the book it took me a while. I mean the author chooses names and uses words not common to speaking today. But once I completed the story I had to read it again. Normally these types of books I drive immediately back to the library, but this time was different. I was challenged and the second time I felt as though I had really gotten the story. And I loved it!

Because everyone knows the story of Dorothy, it’s refreshing to see her and the Wicked Witch in a new light. It makes the story more visible, knowing how the Tinman got that way.

Also if you have a chance to see the Musical it is awsome!