High Lonesome
I liked this story. It showed moral character by the main characters of the book.
Yondering
This book was unexpected. It’s a collection of stories based on Louis L’Amour’s life.. Not western stories, but about miners, sailers, and such. It was still good though.
The Rider of the Ruby Hills
This book was good. What you’d expect from Louis L’Amour. It was a bit slow in some parts, but the end it great.
Amish: Mother of Faith
It was a good enough book to want to finish and it was kind of a fun take to create a story for a very briefly mentioned individual from the Book of Mormon. Perhaps I don’t really identify very well because this book feels like it was written for women.
The Long Walk
This was an interesting premise of a book. I can’t imagine an entire book about people walking, but King made it engaging enough to pull it off. Add the element of death to everything and it adds the suspense. I’m not quite sure about the ending though. Kind of confusing.
Down the Long Hills
It was a long trip for two kids to be found by their father. It was okay, but not great. There wasn’t a whole lot of action
Guns of the Timberlands
I wasn’t really into the book until the end. I enjoyed the ending.
Fahrenheit 451
Great book to remind us of how important books are. We see some measure of censorship in our own country today.
From the Corner of His Eye
This was a pretty good book. Not my favorite Dean Koontz, but still a really good one. It took me a while to get through the book and as a result my interest fluctuated. Maybe if I had spent more time with it, I would have enjoyed it more.
Night Shift
I enjoy Robin Cook books for the suspense. I don’t have any knowledge of the medical field, so a lot of what he writes about is completely over my head. Still… Good storyline.
Mr. Murder
I’ve liked books by Dean Koontz since I was in high school. This book hits the spot like his many other books.
Northwind
Normally I like Gary Paulsen books, but after getting 25% into the book I just wasn’t all that interested in it. His other books are great How Angel Peterson Got His Name is a Favorite in our house. And don’t forget his most popular book Hatchet.