It's a very interesting read. Lots of big words, lots of advice. Mostly about war. No characters, so I can't say who I liked the most. I might recommend it to a friend.

This was a thought provoking story about dealing with how you feel about your body. The heroine was obese all thru school, dealing with all the mean teasing that brings. She lost the weight, made herself into a successful wife and business woman. When she ran into her HS crush, the football hero, she found out that just because you were the popular kid in school didn't mean you didn't have fears and worries - they were just about something other than how you looked. She had a meltdown, but pulled herself together. Very realistic, with some humor, and a satisfying ending.

Another great book in the series. I think the narrator is amazing. Her voice is great to listen and engaging.

I love this book series for my two daughters. I love exposing them to the genre of biographies and of people who are everyday heroes for them to be inspired by.

This book took me a while to read, but I got a pretty nice understanding of physics by the end like Newton's three laws.

I enjoyed this story immensely and love the vivid imagery. The author really knows how to tell a story to transport you into the conflict.

In this story Greg thinks his mom is getting on to him because he has been playing to much games and he wants to make his mom understand that he isn’t so he does his best to change her opinion

I liked it, but I think it's very overhyped. I would probably tell other people to read it though. My favorite character was Haymitch, which autocorrect thinks should be "Hey Mitch."

Loved the plot

I would consider this series this book, as well as the entire series one of my all time favorites. the characters are very well-developed, especially the main character, who is funny and relatable, but not so much that its inappropriate at the moment. the plot is really good, and the rising action was pleasantly surprising, leaving me wanting to read the next book in the saga immediately after I had read this one. I also loved the way Rick made Grover, Percy Jacksons best friend, into a lovable character that understands what Jackson is going through and sticks with him through it all. incredible book overall, loved it.