This is starting to get old....
345763
I love Jodi Picoult, I really do, but I was incredibly disappointed with this one. I didn't know it until now, but an entire story can indeed be ruined in one page. I'm used to the endings that are typical of her books, but I had to mentally rewrite the ending to deal with this one. It just seemed unnecessary.
4516533
Once an avid fan of J.D. Robb I think this will be the last one.  The writing no longer has the edge that it used to and the action is minimal and it is becoming predictable.  Maybe it's time to retire Dallas and Rourke.  I no longer say "I can't wait for the next one", which makes me sad because I loved Dallas and Rourke,  but all good things must come to an end.
2574769
I think these sorts of motivational books are getting very repetitive at this point. Seems that you read 5 or so of the more well known authors and you start hearing a lot of the same stuff and this one is no exception. However, if you are not well read in this category it would make for an very good read.
3351310
We love Ladybug Girl in her earlier incarnations. It's feeling  a little stale and preachy as the series progresses. The charm and whimsy are gone. It's very predictable now.
2624200
This series is getting worse with each publication. Spelling mistakes, grammar errors and a wandering story that has lost its appeal. I wanted to see how it ends, but I just don't think I can put up with it any longer.
3075110
I've read most of the previous books in this series, and the last few have all been pretty much the same plot, with slightly different characters in slightly different locales.  The stories are decent escapist fare, but it really does start to get old.

I'm only two thirds finished with this one, but once again it's Smoke versus a big rancher who uses his power and money to lord it over a huge domain.  And once again, Smoke could end it all in chapter 3 by simply shooting the man, which he can do any time he wants, but instead he shoots 20 or 30 of his hired guns, while just playing pranks (like leaving a rake on his porch so he'll step on it and hit himself in the face.  I am not joking.) on the guy who tried to kill his wife, and did kill some boys driving Smoke's cattle.

When Smoke hears that the boss's foreman was seen taking the stage for Helena, he correctly deduces that the boss has decided to hire more guns to replace all the ones who were killed or run off.  So he'd better finish this before the new gunfighters show up, right?  Wrong.  He politely waits a week for them all to show up, so he's right back where he started.  It's just ridiculous.

But I'm giving it three stars, because I'm still reading it.
1306215
Not one of my favorite Monk books. I think the enthusiasm of the writer(s) is waning. That is likely why this is the last in the series...at least for now. It just wasn't as interesting or clever as past iterations. I love the character, but it is time to move on.
1707445
The magic is  gone from 26 years  ago. Mikes voice is messed up
  Maybe cause I'm old I don't buy the message anymore.  And that drummer the fat ass can't reach  the heads. So just bangs the snare.  Tho he seems to have a decent style.  It's lacking cohesiveness  also.  I'm gonna pass
3663963
I used to love Griffin and enjoy the plots and story lines.  Not so much anymore. It is all so shallow and, well, farcical now.  Really contrived.  Half-way through Hazardous Duty and don't even feel like finishing it.  Just not worth my time any more.  Sometimes almost insulting.  Really, is the best he and his co-writer dan do now.  No longer the fan I once was.  Maybe I am just getting too old but this is just turning into to, well, trash.  Really.
1491011
This is the second time (at least) that this company has put previously released material in a new wrapper.  30 years of Carson and we keep getting a rehash (and rehash of rehash!) of previous titles.  If the company and Mr. Carson's estate are too inept or lazy to dig a little deeper into the tens of thousands of hours of available Carson-era "Tonight Show" material, then just release DVDs of the old syndicated cut-up series "Carson's Comedy Classics", or even the old prime-time anniversary specials.  We'd finally get to see some new material with minimal effort on the company's end.
4288131
OK, Slayer. A band that has kicked ass for many years. Most of us 40-somethings can still remember hearing Reign in Blood for the first time and just like myself it never left my Walkman (a portable tape deck for you youngsters) AND..the 90's with some kick ass stuff. As time moves on the band has lost some steam. Lets face it. Music has changed. Metal has evolved, and that doesn't mean that Thrash doesn't still have a place in todays metal world, but some of the Stuff on "Repentless" is just stale. I actually think the band does a better job on some of the slower songs, with some crushing riffs and some nice blast beats. "Repentless" is nothing new and that can be a good thing, but with twelve tracks, I was hoping for more. Slayer still has some listenable "new" material which is nice, but "Repentless" isn't something that is going to be a classic or anything special 20yrs down the road. I understand that nothing will ever amount to South of Heaven (my favorite) but I not just going to kiss Slayers ass just because they are Slayer.
439454
The teenage angst and drama is getting a little old for me now after 4 seasons. Although I expect that a story like this one couldn't last very long without needing a complete change in strategy.

*SPOILER ALERT*

I think I finally lost interest when the writers decided to kill one of the more compelling characters in the story. I understand that it's been part of the MO since the beginning to not hang onto loved characters, but this time I think they went just a tad to far (or maybe we just got so attached to Jer that it hurt all that worse to see him go).

Plus the promise of new and exciting stories via The Originals has me intrigued.

Honestly, I think it's time for a makeover for TVD now.
4947112
More of the same, it is starting to get a little tiresome in a way, I love Amorphis, but it's getting old now. Still a good release by them, but nothing new or exciting to be honest.
2334954
The last few books have gone downhill.  Too many side-stories going on at the same time.  I don't like the new characters nearly as much as the originals.  I just don't care about these new characters enough to continue with this series.
3958594
this was a good little device when it came out. i loved it but now its getting old. still can do instent messagers, email, web but youtube is getting harder to use, some web pages are getting to complex in these modern days. the updates, games, widget page is no longer up. if u can find one for $100 or less go for it. just don't expecte to much from it. i wouldnt pay no more then that. i still have & use my unit but give it a few more years, the internet will simply pass it up.  currently its just a fancy camera & mp3 player.
2612132
Ok, I REALLY liked the first few books, I think up to book 8 or 9, but this series was getting so tired!  Yes, Anita is AMAZING.  WE KNOW!  Do we really need reminders on just how amazing she is several times per book?

On the plus-side, and unlike the past few books, this book seemed to be steering back to having an actual plot: bad guy(s), climax (not just the sexy kind), and somewhat of a resolution. I'm hoping Ms. Hamilton continues to get back to being more of a horror author, with romance included.

And can we have enough of the Richard drama, please?  I am so sick of that dude!
3609094
Some of Pitbull's songs I really LOVE but it's starting to get old. His theme is always "I Know You Want Me" and I'm kind of turned off by it now. I bought the Album because it was only $5 otherwise I would have bought the few songs I really like by themselves. Don't Stop the Party and Feel This Moment are my favorites and I think Back In Time is ok.