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Here are some more brief comments on some of the books in the Winter reading logs:

• "Nobody's Horses - I had no idea there were so many wild horses in our country! Don Hoglund does a very good description of the area of White Sands."
• "The Graveyard Book - is an excellent story for all ages! I enjoyed meeting the characters and loved the ending. Well-crafted story, suspensful, memorable."
• "Next by Michael Crichton - thought-provoking and humorous concerning a topic "gene manipulation." Current, on the mark, and fun to read, it highlights the dangers of corporate ownership of genetics and the comical nightmares that could occur."
• "Glen Beck's The Christmas Sweater - fiction based on a true story in his young life - very good read."
• "Fire and Ice by James Patterson - this is a typical James Patterson novel. Full of suspense & surprises."
• "11 Days in December - this book is a specific history of the Battle of the Bulge (WWII). A great read in Dec/Holidays or any time!"
• "Delia's Crossing by V. C. Andrews was a book not to put down. V. C. Andrews outdid herself this time. Delia endured a lot of stuff. A Must read book."
• "Plain Secrets: an Outsider Among the Amish - I enjoy reading about the Amish. This book by Joe MacKall was about the Swartzen Truber Amish of Ashland County, Ohio."
• "Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer - the 4th novel of the Twilight series. Of course, you should read the first 3 before you read this one. Can't put them down."

Labels: 2009 Winter Reading, readers' reviews