For any who enjoy British mysteries in particular, this is definitely a sterling example of the genre.

While this is written well, with a believable story and distinctive characters, it actually caused arguments in the club.

You don't need to known anything about the culture, or Taiwan to know and love good storytelling, and these stories are excellent.

For its intended audience, children and parents who want to raise the issue of web safety, this is ideal. I'd even suggest it should be in school libraries.

I would give this a two, not because it is bad but because it is a very light and extremely short read, which would appeal more to an American audience.

...a good and enjoyable read, and I've gone back to it a few times since. For a drama with ghosts, witches, second world war crimes, and fifteenth century cults, this book is surprisingly down to earth and gritty.

Educational, well-researched, and well-written, this would be an excellent book for anyone interested not just in the history of the Wedgewood itself, but in the politics and foundation of Israel.

The author says that this was a joy to write, and it is certainly a joy to read.

Overall, this is a good read, and then the ending? Oh dear. YA readers might want to give it a look.

This is a fun little story. The plot, characters, and dialog are all sharply written and enough to hold this reader to the end, when I put the book down with a smile.

This book made me feel cheated. Whether it is a true memoir or not, it is an advert...literally designed to sell you the book: "The law of attraction".

this is an interesting read and definitely something for people curious about National Service and the post-war years.

If you're into monster books, as long as you don't mind genre-blind characters or just want to turn your brain off, you will love this. I mind both, and I...well, I enjoyed it.

Cover, grammar, spelling, they are all fine, although it was hard to see at times through the tears of laughter. I'm still smiling writing the review.

This story is a light, undemanding, read for fans of the genre only.

It is a very short work, but one that will resonate with most writers, and readers. While I would not pay for one poem, as a free piece it is a nice idea