books about: los     books:       Daughters of the Moon: The Choice - Book #9 (Daughters of the Moon)47 reviews Lynne Ewing Hyperion Book CH, 2003 WOW WOW WOW.... I LOVED THIS BOOK SOO MUCH!!!Jemena is my favorte Daughter of the Moon. the way she could go from Gang life to a Goddess wow. but this my be well for me it is the ending that i hate because she is no longer a Daughter of the Moon but in 10th book you undersand that she is going away just like that! but now i have said to much.So read this book because you will LOVE IT!!             Crazy Aunt Purl's Drunk, Divorced, and Covered in Cat Hair: The True-Life Misadventures of a 30-Something Who ...55 reviews Health Communications, 2007 Three Minutes From Laughter The author describes herself as being three minutes from crazy, but that's more how the people in my office were describing ME, as I read the book on my lunch hour and howled with laughter like a cartoon lunatic. Pure fun. Even if you're not a knitter, you will still love this book. And if you ARE a knitter, you'll probably love it more, AND be able to make some really cute stuff.             Black Girl Lost56 reviews Donald Goines Holloway House Publishing Company, 2006 Simply Amazing I had skipped past Donald Goines name on a number of occasions but I am so glad that I gave this book a chance. This was the first book I picked up from him. From the moment I picked up the book, I did not drop it once. I could visualize the surroundings of this story, it was unbelievable. From the first 2 pages, I actually flicked through a couple of pages just to see what else would happen ...             Ficciones [El Jardín de los Senderos que se Bifurcan (1941) and Artificios (1944)] (Alianza Emece)77 reviews Jorge Luis Borges El Libro de Bolsillo, Alianza Editorial, 1984 Brilliant and subtle I should have started reading Borges years ago. Better late than never, though. The theme of ambiguity permeates this book. It might be most blatant in 'The Form of the Sword' or 'The Garden of Forking Paths,' where a comment at the end of the story changes the meaning of all that went before. 'The Garden' also contains a symmetry of time and space, where diverging futures appear as a decision ...             Daughters of the Moon #2: Into the Cold Fire72 reviews Lynne Ewing Hyperion Book CH, 2000 Great Book Series Haven't ever heard of this author or the books..Wonderful read. I bought book 1 & 2 of the Daughters of the Moon, will have to continue the series. Amazon is the best for purchasing a variety of items..love the free shipping. Thank You             Friends and Lovers274 reviews Eric Jerome Dickey Signet, 1998 Still my Favorite! Yes out of all of his books and others this book is still one of my favorite books of all time, I can't count how many times I have read this book over and over. I think the fact that it was one of the first books I fell in love with that is why it will always remain near and dear to me. Eric is such a skillful story teller that I fall in love with his novels, he weaves humor throughout the story ...             Daughters of the Moon #8: Possession38 reviews Lynne Ewing Hyperion Book CH, 2002 Daughters of the Moon: Possession-Book#8; By: Lynne Ewing Payasa Possession was an AWSOME book, like all of the other Daughter of the Moon books! It was about a girl named Serena who can read minds. All of her friends have powers too. She was running away from Jerome, a boy who has a total crush on Serena, but she tottaly hates him, and she bumps into this old lady who gives her some potion stuff. She wakes up hours later and walks home, but a ...             Goddess of the Night (Daughters of the Moon 1)143 reviews Lynne Ewing Hyperion Book CH, 2000 Good Read Like I said on my review of book 2 in this series of Daughters of the Moon..Great Read..will continue with the series. Thank You             The Daughters of the Moon #5: Sacrifice58 reviews Lynne Ewing Hyperion Book CH, 2001 For what it is... ...I really enjoyed the book for an easy read that wasn't too deep. My daughter, when she was 18, brought the book home from school, and she can't get enough of it or the series of books under the Daughter's of the Moon series. I wouldn't personally recommend the book for the younger teen audience, as it deals with some more grown up situations than a 13 or 14 year old may really understand, ...             Daughters of the Moon, Book #4: The Secret Scroll42 reviews Lynne Ewing Hyperion Book CH, 2001 Great Book I read this book over the week-end and loved it. stanton played a great role in this one by the way he went out and helped Catty. The story also introduced a new character but Stanton is still my favorite. The scene at the park was the best with the merry-go-round.             Maybe the Moon26 reviews Armistead Maupin Black Swan, 2000 Fantastic This is one of the best fiction books I have read. As an average sized person, I found this extraordinarily enlightening as to the difficulties and prejudices that little people go through each and every day. It was one of the most unique love stories ever and it really, truly made me feel the full gamut of emotions. If you buy one fiction book in your life, this is the one.             Molly Moon Stops the World37 reviews Georgia Byng HarperCollins, 2004 Library school journal dearest molly mooners, how dare the soul of the imbecile master-mind behind the library-school journal mock the complete and utter geniusof the molly moon. MANY HOLES you make me SPIT!!!!!!!! The Daughter Of...             Call Me Lucky: A Texan in Hollywood31 reviews Robert Hinkle, Mike Farris University of Oklahoma Press, 2009 Amiable West Texas Cowboy Helps Hollywood Define His State Mr. Farris does a remarkable job in making himself invisible as he projects his subject, a tall rangy cowboy from the dusty plains of Brownfield, Texas . The story's focus is on the adventures experienced and attachments formed when Hinkle begins his Hollywood career with the task of educating Rock Hudson in "Texanese" in the movie "Giant". The studio producer recognized Hinkle as the "real ...             Boot: An L.A.P.D. Officer's Rookie Year25 reviews William C. Dunn William Morrow & Company, 1996 A cop's Mom I read this book years ago when it came out in hard back. It really helped me understand what my son was going through as a police officer. I just bought it again to give to a friend who's son is coming back from Afghanistan and wants to join LAPD, and I read it before passing it along because he says he added a few new tales. It is a fun, and fascinating book to read, and i recommend it for ...             Bring on the Empty Horses29 reviews David Niven G K Hall & Co, 1976 Mr. Niven writes about his friends in Hollywood There is another book about David Niven, titled The Other Side of the Moon. Its author is Sheridan Morley (the son of actor Robert Morely, I believe). You might want to read Mr. Morley's recitation of David Niven's life in order to get a more balanced picture. Bring on the Empty Horses is much more about the famous people with whom David Niven hobnobbed during his Hollywood career, than it is ...             Princess of Gossip29 reviews Sabrina Bryan, Julia DeVillers MTV, 2008 who is the princess of gossip? i got this book for chirstmass from my grandma thinking it cloud not be that good. I abloutley adored it. I read it every day on our vaction! I love how sabrina metion celbritys that are today thow, i wish she would metion the twilight cast like " robert patitson " and " kisten stweart " But other than that the main chacter so sounded like me!             The Hollywood Book of Breakups25 reviews James Robert Parish Wiley, 2006 Another excellent book by Parish Following his tradition of excellence (Except for one book), Parish delivered a fabulous book, filled with amuzing and entertaining stories. I enjoyed reading his book, and will continue to buy more books wriiten by him.             Los Cuatro Acuerdos (Spanish Edition)33 reviews Amber-Allen Publishing, 2010 excelente, obra maestra! Este pequeño libro, es de lo mejor que he leido en mi vida. Cuanta sabiduria en unas cuantas paginas. Lo podria leer una y otra vez para siempre.             Because of Romek31 reviews David Faber Los Hombres Press, 1990 One of the greatest books This has been one of the few excellent books i have ever read. It is actually real, it really happened, so it makes you feel as if this was happining before your eyes. It was sad, and well written. i actually heard David Faber, the author of this book, speak. He was an incredibly powerful speaker, and his book places you in his position, just as his speech does.             Things Unspoken34 reviews Anitra Sheen Chronicle Books, 1999 Things Unspoken Excellent book~!! I enjoyed it from Page One until the very end. 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