This series is one of my favorite re-reads and now I have it on my Kindle
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Tolkien was a genius and a mastermind of fantasy. This series is one of my favorite re-reads and now I have it on my Kindle.
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I read this almost a year ago, but I didn't really review books on here at the time. I recently re-read it for a book group that I joined, so I figured it would be a good time to get reviews up for the books (and novellas) in this series.

First of all, I love this series. I finished all three books and two novellas throughout the course of a weekend because they are just so amazing and I couldn't put them down. This is definitely one of my all-time favorite series.

Tahereh Mafi's writing took a little getting used to for me when I first read this, but I think it is stunning and beautiful. She crafts the most amazing scenes and characters. She is just amazing.

Juliette's journey just in this first book is so emotional. She starts out as this emotionally beaten down victim who feels trapped inside her own skin. She ends this book by being able to save somebody that she loves and then she goes on to discover that she isn't alone. The scenes at the end when she meets some of the others make me smile every time I read them. In this book, she starts her journey toward self-acceptance that carries throughout the three books. Her growth alone makes this one of my favorite series.

I can't stand Adam. Really. Even in this book there were so many times that I was completely annoyed by him and the way that he treated Juliette. Not that he treated her badly, but you can just tell he wants her to be dependent on him. I hate that douche.

Warner. I love re-reading this book and picking up on things that I never noticed before. I particularly noticed many comments made by Warner that I don't think stood out to me previously. He is so amazing.

Now I think I definitely need to finish reading this series straight through. Especially since Warner's novella is next chronologically.
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I have read this series to my students many times. It is one of my favorites!
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One of my favorites in the series, read this one twice.
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This one's a re-read for me, something I rarely ever do. But I enjoy this series enough to have it on that short list.

I remember the first time through the series, I rolled my eyes when I saw this was going to be a road-trip book. I don't really like "find yourself on a road trip" books. I even had reservations on whether I might stop reading the series because of it. But I didn't. And I'm glad. Twice.

WHAT I LIKED ABOUT THIS BOOK:
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* Everyone gets more messy and complicated. Harrison's characters are never flat and never have obvious motivations, but we get down and extra-dirty with *everyone* in this one. Especially Trent, who I simultaneously want to throttle and love. Though, to be honest, I feel the same way about Rachel most days. :)

* A BIG step for Rachel's growth. Every book has been another advance for Rachel in accepting who she is but also in accepting *accountability* for things she's involved in.  This book has some big epiphanies for her, and after journeying with Rachel this far, I found those epiphanies highly satisfying.

* JENKS

WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE ABOUT THIS BOOK:
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* Still a little too much "It's not my fault" and "It's not fair" coming out of Rachel's mouth for me.
* Some slow lagging bits - which I find typical of any road trip story

If you've been enjoying the series, I think you'll like the forward momentum of this book with respect to the over-arching plot and the huge developmental steps of the characters.
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I'm so delighted they put this series on kindle my paperbacks are nearly in pieces from having been read and reread over the years!
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This is a great series!  I have enjoyed reading it and am now buying it again for my Kindle Fire (I read it the first time in book form).
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This is one of my favorite series to read and re-read when I need to escape and laugh! The twists and turns are hilarious in the latest Jaime Austen! Prozac is still a scene stealer and I love the e-mails from her parents! Cleverly written and a good mystery to boot! I love these quirky characters!
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As an artist who works at home I devour kindle and audiobooks like crazy, and this series is always one of my favorites that I relisten to a lot while I work. I love Karen Chance's work, although I hate waiting for each new book in the Cassandra series, once I get the new installment I don't even mind because they are always so good. I love the characters, and the series is an incredible mix so many elements, no one is one dimensional, and Marco and Fred crack me up. I won't lie when I say I wish it was longer just to get a resolution with the Pritkin scenario, but it is par the course with this series there is always crazy amount of action. I remember reading earlier reviews of the first couple books in the series and so many people comment on Cassie being dumb or helpless, which always bothered me. Ya she is young and makes some mistakes, but labeling her stupid seems unreasonable, especially in the situations she has been put in, I'm not sure how anyone would be expected to know exactly what to do or how to react. Anyway I love love love this book and this whole series and can't wait to see was Ms Chance has in store for us.
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I have started this whole series over again and I love it even more then the first time I read it.  The flow, the symmetry, and the foreshadowing is wonderful.  I love reading books over again and discovering all the clues the author planted.  Julie Anne Nelson does not disappoint, I am learning more about these wonderful characters with this second read.  I love the Logan and Zoe story line in The Downs, I love learning the other side of Zoe and not exactly hating her like I did in The Wild Wood.  The Downs is even better than The Wild Wood (and I loved The Wild Wood), you have to read this book!
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I'm reading this series for the third time, and I cannot express with words how connected to this story and characters I've become. I read this story when i was around 16 years old the first time, 20 the second time, and again at age 26. Each time I read, I feel as if i gain a new perspective and a new connection to the characters. I highly recommend reading this series!
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I read this for the first time decades ago!  Loved it then and love it now.  I was thrilled when it became available for my Kindle.  Lackey is one of my fav authors.  I have never read anything she wrote that I didn't like.

This series runs from the mage wars through the settlement of the White Griffon settlement.  The characters are well defined and as usual Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon create a world and characters that you can get lost in.  Well loved and old friends.  I read the series at least once a year!
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This series is one of my ultimate favorites, I have 're- read this series many, many times and each time not only do I feel like it's the first time but there is so many feels with this series. Author Rebecca Gober, will rip your heart to shreds and then puts it back together piece by piece, until your completely whole with faint remembrance of the pain you went through along with each of our beloved character's. I would definitely recommend this series.
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I loved this book as a young teen and owned a copy of it.  Recently, I wanted to read my favorite in the series, THE RED TRAILER MYSTERY, on my Kindle app.  I enjoyed it so much, I decided to reread some of the others.  So I read this one and loved it all over again.  Great series for girls from about nine to seventeen....and those of us who once were!
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I loved being able to re-read the book online. It was convenient to take with me and I am seriously considering signing up for the kindle unlimited just so I can continue reading the series.
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I have been waiting impatiently since I bought my Kindle for this series to become available so that I could pass on my paperback copies to other people I know who would enjoy them.  The day is finally here for at least the first three books, and I am thrilled.  Miss Seeton is one of the best non-detectives I have ever read.  Her knack for conveying the truth about people and situations in her drawings is wonderful, and the fact that she is unaware of her talent is endearing.  But the best of the group (in my opinion) is Bob Ranger and his Anne.  I laugh until I cry when he starts trying to understand MissEss.  And the Oracle is great, too.  These books are excellent re-reads.
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I have loved this series since I first read them in the 80s, and have reread them several times.  As a fan of historical fiction, I love how John Jakes weaves the lives of the Kent family into American historical events, both large and small.  I have been waiting for the Kindle version of these books for some time now, and now my wish has been granted.