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The Garden of Gods
This is the final book of the books about Corfu. I LOVE this series, and I think that last is not least. I love the last story where the captain gets drunk and sings and Mrs. Durrell tries to tell Larry to stop and he doesn't know how. I also like how he keeps singing even when they realize that the 'magician' is suffocating. I would recommend this book to everyone, even if they hadn't read the first 2 books yet, because the books don't have much of a logical connection. I would rate this book 5 stars, because it has great stories, great people, and a good sense of humor in them.

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Pathfinder
I really enjoyed reading this book, especially going along and seeing how the fragments at the beginning of each chapter turned into one whole, and at the end how good the story ends with half-end-half-cliff-hanger. I think that my favorite character would be Nox, who stood up to Rigg and understood him. I think that Rigg should not have trusted Cooper or his mother, but only his sister. His mom was a traitor. I think that this book would be rated 5 stars because the beginning is a easy-in, and it is very hard to predict that 'father' was one of the expandables and was a machine that left no path. I have no idea why Rigg would like to shut the walls off, especially with his mom waiting to kill him.

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The Land of Stories
I like this book just as much as I like Heartless as it also explains why the Fairy Tales are called Fairy Tales. I love how the author (Chris Colfer) tells what happened to Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and so on. I think that its funny how that goes along with the same characters profile from the Lunar Chronicles. I think that even though the name sounds cheesy, but it is a actually good book that some of my friends have said they loved. I would overall rate this book 5 stars because it have a great plot and great ending.

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Robinson Crusoe
I loved this book. This is a DEFINE 5 out of 5. I love how from being a person who ran away from his parents and survived a shipwreck he became a person who manged to survive on an uninhabited island, one that had no humans, only animals. I love the story and love how many homes he made and how he became so comfortable not talking and living alone. My least favorite part is when he sees the first humans coming and the disappointment of finding his parents dead when he comes back. I, honestly, think that this book is very tempting to read once you get to the survival part.

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Scarlet
This book is the second book of the Cinder series, and I think that this is a good book, though I think that Cinder and Scarlet should meet earlier, because the inside cover spoils most of the story. I don't like how Wolf betrays Scarlet, and now I am sure that it was because of that that Scarlet's portscreen info didn't search LSOP as a tattoo, just as it didn't search Loyal Soldier to the Order of the Pack, or just Order of the Pack. I am not surprised that Wolf made Scar (Scarlet) trust him, and the fault to that is the Lunar nature of Wolf. This is a book that deserves 4 and 1/2 stars, because it gave a bit too much info on the front cover.