Lexie Hardy

I can't get enough of these books.

I really enjoyed these books. They are better suited for a younger audience then I.
My parents have a copy on CD and I was listening to it with my fiance near by and he was blown away by the bazaar situations the characters find themselves in.

I would compare it to the gateway to foo books.

Excellent, If only more people would read this!
We all just need to get over our baggage and make the most of what we've got.

I really liked this one. It had a fun yet ridiculous story line. The characters have depth and they actually have morals (which I have found lacking in a lot of cabot books)
I do wish the ending has more substance... and I'll have to read more of the series to pass good judgment

Ick! I thought I liked most Meg Cabot books until I read this book. It was more like a harlequin romance... way to graphic and dirty. It's like some sick movie you'd find on the lifetime channel.

I did enjoy the characters internal dialog.

Rather silly with teenage... horror movie undertones. I was entertained... but this book does no really good in the world.

This book was graphic, disturbing, and raunchy. I'm sort of interested to see what the other books are like. But I was uncomfortable and had to skip whole areas because there were rape scenes that I just can't handle. It was an interesting mystery however.

Another beautiful book for deep thinkers.

This book is really, really cute. An excellent kids book.

This one was great... it makes you question what is right and wrong... and what you think of as normal.

This isn't a happy book, but it is interesting. It has some good stories happening in the background. It's written in southern style...

This book will really change your perspective on how we see things in our everyday lives.

I loved this series I could read it over and over.

This is a great book for learning what makes others ‘tick'. I forget to apply it sometimes. It's fun to speculate on what a person's love language is.

I good easy fast read that is entertaining and enlightening.

This book is very interesting, an amazing theory about vampires. Not good for those who have weak stomaches.

Jacky Faber is my hero... I hope to grow up to be like her someday.

This isn't a ‘happy' book, but it's still a great read.

This book was okay, but it was really dark, and there were some parts that made me uncomfortable to read.

This is the book the movie ‘smoke signals' was made about. It's not as funny as the movie but the plot is similar and it really shows how life on the rez can be.

I read this book a few years ago it is a very interesting story about what people who immigrated to the US go through and all their struggles once they get here.

This book has a few ‘questionable' parts in it but overall I really liked it.

Who doesn't like [b:the lord of the rings 34 The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1) J.R.R. Tolkien http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1156043001s/34.jpg 3204327]? Well... who doesn't like it, of those who have ACTUALLY read it?

I had to read this book for College. It was more of a wrestling match to read this book. I'm sure it has some great importance somewhere in there, but I am too shallow to pick up on it.

I had to read this in college for a class. Maybe if it were not required I'd have liked it more. I had a really hard time accepting some of the alien ideas in it.