So many posthumously-published books by great authors turn out to be real crap. This wasn’t quite crap, but it wasn’t very good. The book seems more like a lecture from Heinlein about his version of utopia and how mankind can get there from here. If that’s what you want out of a science fiction book, great. If you’re looking for plot, pick up something else.

As a rule, I really don’t like Grisham’s books. This one isn’t much better, but I got halfway through it one day and decided I’d better just go ahead and finish it. I regret the time I wasted on it now.

What a wonderful book! It gives a very touching portrayl of the last days of Czar Nicholas II and his family. I highly recommend this one.

I love books about food, though they do tend to make me hungry. I thought this was a great book. Bourdain shows loving attention to his descriptions of meals, but gives a very sensitive and eyes-open look at the locales and cultures he visits. Highly recommend!

Written by a woman who went to school with several of my husband’s siblings in Wisconsin. Those siblings who have read the book didn’t really enjoy it, but I kind of liked it. There were a few “clunky” places where the writing style was a little juvenile, but on the whole, I enjoyed the read.

Yawn…

I hope this gets a whole heck of a lot better soon. (It didn’t. It wasn’t sure if it wanted to be “Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood,” or “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter.” The two styles didn’t combine well at all.

Lovely, fun to read book.

Very enjoyable and one of his better books. Not as good as Lamb, but what could be?

Pretty disappointed with this one—the plot is interesting, the characters are interesting, but reading the book felt like trying to run in deep mud.