I picked up this book, becuase it was thicker than all the others. I fell in love with the story, the magic of discovering the garden, the charity of renewing it. I know so few people who have read this. Which makes me sad. Everyone should read this book. It reminds us about what is wonderful in life.

that they would let you read a book like this in school. It is so dark, and obviously full of adult themes. Still, I’m glad they did. It is unlike any other story I have read. It’s very interesting, even exciting. But the end will leave you thinking, or at least, it should.

I wouldn’t call this book a literary great, but it is an enjoyable read, full of action and a little humor. The writing style is dated, and can feel somewhat awkward at times, but the story is strong, and is the real classic (over the actual writing itself).

Pirates: who doesn’t love them?

This book is much lighter, both in writing style and subject matter, than the Lord of the Rings trilogy. It’s a good introduction to that series I believe, because it provides more of a background, and helps make the begining (what my husband calls the boring part) of LOTR more lively and entertaining. It’s also good as a stand alone book.

This is the first of the books where I really started to think what a great writer J. K. is. The story is very well put together, the characters become full fledged people, and even I felt a sense of wonder at what Harry can do.

the story is a little deeper than the first book, though the writing style is still light and easy. a fun, easy, and quick read, that can engage any reader with a sense of humor, or an interest in a good little mystery.

A strong story, for adults and children alike. The writing style is easy and fun, with enough of a twist to keep people guessing, or at least uncertain, or the end. a good read.

because I finished all of the 6 books I own. who knows when I will get the rest. (at least there’s an end in sight)

If this is ever a choice on a summer reading list, pick it. Rarely are classics so cool.

It has the slow, somewhat awkward pacing that was popular during this time in literature, which can make it difficult for a reader more accustomed to modern novels. But the story is strange and interesting, sad, but honest. Worth reading if you love to read.