It was a very good book. My favorite part was counting to 10, 7 and 4.

LOVED IT!!

Loved it!

The perfect light beach read!

I have a junior in college and a junior in high school and I thought this book provides some useful information. For those who do not have an appropriately cynical view of higher education, this book may be enlightening. I was not surprised to learn that what I learned from my experiences working in an admissions office at a highly selective college in the 1980s remains pretty much unchanged 40 years later. The fundamental lesson from this book is that there's no magic formula for all colleges. There are many many more qualified applicants for every College then they can accept and the ones who get acceptance letters are often based on factors beyond their control and more about the colleges than about the students. Parents need to relax about where their kids go to college because there are a lot of great colleges and your kids will get a great education almost anywhere they go as long as they want to get a great education.

The Inheritance Games is definitely a 4/5 .It is about a girl named Avery Kylie Grambs of New Castle Connecticut.She is poor.Her mom died, her dad is a no-show, and her half sister is the guardian.She is a good student that likes to be the invisible kid at her school.But when she goes to the principal office for the second time that week she finds out that she has inherited some money from a billionaire named Tobias Hawthorne, she fly's to texas to see what he left her.She thought that he would just give her a few thousand dollars and how life-changing that would be.But when they read he's will the numbers aren't adding up she realized she is the last person in the room that was not told what they had gotten.Forty-six point two billion dollars is what Tobias Hawthorne is worth and he gave it all to her, everything.Now it is up to Avery and Tobias Hawthorns grandsons to figure out why he gave her all he's money.They aren't even related......... or are they?

The mid 1700's in Maine the story of Martha and her family's lives. How she became a midwife and the fight she lead to overcome the evil of one man. It makes me think how far women's right have grown from that time and worry about what we might lose

I loved the book, it was really good when it came to talking about mythology and with the books itself i learned a lot about mythology and the plot of the series was good.

I very much enjoyed this novel. I learned so much about a part of our nation's history that I hadn't really thought about before. Ms. Russell is a wonderful storyteller!

I'll agree with several other reviews, this is the book where the series comes in its own. The progressions and character growth in this are excellent. It also did a surprisingly good job on the romance ankle of the series. It offers a lot of philosophical onsite in the world in a unique and welcome way.