You know you are reading a great book when you are on a bus with 20 ...
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After having read The Boat House Cafe, I was eagerly awaiting the next in the trilogy.  At last, The Uneven Road.  You know you are reading a great book when you are on a bus with 20 different conversations going on and you find yourself deaf to your surroundings being so drawn into the story!  Linda Cardillo's ability to make you actually feel the characters and settings is captivating.  Struggles and triumphs; Losses and gains; And the actual feeling of Mae's love for her land is genuine.  Buy both at the same time, you won't be disappointed.
4689364
I really enjoyed reading this witty authors insight regarding his life's experience as a bus driver. It is said by most scholars that we learn best though personal experience but this author is able to bring the reader onto his bus as a witness to his daily encounters with the good, the bad and the ugly of humanity. It is a ride which is worthy of the cost of his colorful creation.........
2963005
It is a story that can make you feel as if you are in the story actually seeing all the characters. It is written in slang and in a play but people can later on forget about it and really get into the story. It is a good book. I am reading it because of the mandatory summer school reading. This is one of the few books that I have read/enjoyed. I recommend it to everyone.
3346800
I loved The Girl On The Train. Seriously loved it. I loved it so much I had to take a reading break when I finished to let it soak into my psyche.

I came across this book by accident. I read it because it was compared to Gone Girl, which I liked but couldn't relate to the characters much. I thought it might be the same with The Girl On The Train. That wasn't the case. But I will share that there are pathological characters in this book.

This is a book that begs to be re-read. It needs to be savored, but you want to read as fast as possible to get through the story.

The moral of the story: things are never as they seem.
3062405
Quick read, which is nice sometimes.
If you've ever taken a ride on the greyhound then you'll like this book, or at least be able to relate. I loved it.
93503
I read this on my way to work and it had me cracking up on the train. If you are having a bad morning and nothing is going right, just read this book on your way to work and you will leave the ride with a smile on your face. I truly enjoyed this book. Whats makes it so funny is if you ever rode NYCTransit you would totally know what she talking about because you probably had the same thing happen to you.
2571906
Love this book, but I have to admit that the narration made it a much more enjoyable experience as I have read this book over 20 times in the last 20 years or so.
3226726
For reader's everywhere, you would enjoy this addition to your collection. Especially if you happen to read in bed,late working days and traveling (plane,bus or any other mode of public transportation). Great buy!!!
4589689
This is a very relaxing bus read...

I think that straight readers will miss some of the fun in all the doubles entendres and code switching, but that's their loss.  You'd think Buck and Noxia might be a little savvier about watching their own backs, but the occasionally bitchy slap stick is what puts a smile on my face when the rest of the drones on the bus are busy with cat videos.

My only pet peeve:  the letter "e" never has an dieresis (umlaut) in German.  Sorry Noxia.
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This e-book, Things That Go: Buses Edition, is 18 pages long and features some nice real photographs of several different types of buses. This book briefly explains what a bus is and why it is the most popular form of local transportation. The types of buses this book describes are single decker ridged buses, the worlds largest bus, the worlds oldest bus, the Routemaster (famous London double decker bus), school buses, charter buses, standard double decker buses, and outlines many new interesting features buses sport today.

The book is short and concise so that it will hold short attention spans very well. I would also like to add that this is not an easy reader for children though because there are a few tough words so parents will most likely have to actually read this aloud for their children. Although this book is technically recommended for children of all ages, as a teacher and a mother, I would probably recommend that this book is most suitable for approximate ages 4-8. As a mom and a teacher, this would also be a great book to have on a device in your classroom for children to be able to enjoy in a reading center.

My son loves cars, trucks, and transportation of any kind and I was super excited to get this book to read to him. Every evening my son and I curl up on the couch and enjoy a book together, and lately he has been insistent on me reading from my phone. So Things That Go: Buses Edition is a book that I can read to him from my phone and is just what the Dr. ordered. With that being said, thank goodness for e-books!

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255291
A great break from the Kids on the Bus go up and down.
828290
It is amazing how easy it is to get so immerse into the pages of this book! I love reading these types of books slow and aloud so I can enjoy the journey and internalized better of course. I do recommend this book if you are trying to forget reality for a couple of hours and get immersed into something that will make you feel nostalgic. I for sure will be reading this book on the bus or on the train! I love it
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I found myself on the bus with Danny and all the great characters after only a few pages. The dialogue is fantastic and keeps the pace fresh and moving. I couldn't help but think of this story as a modern version of a Mark Twain novel in the vein of Tom Sawyer/Huckleberry Finn. Many laughs
639298
If you have not read this book, you are not a complete person.  It is that moving.  When reading, just keep in mind that much of the work is highly symbolic (obviously).
1842639
Your book was great! I laughed out loud when Rip talked about naming a dog Bus and getting booked.
I finished this book in one sitting. I can relate to Rip. Looking forward to reading more.

Well done!

Have a great day :)
3174345
good read, makes you feel like you are part of the book
1535703
Quite a story. Book flows well and demands that you read the next chapter - definitely hard to put down. There is something in here for most everyone and is a great purchase to read on your some down time or on a commute. You may miss your stop however. Cant wait for the next in the series!