RedBird

Hi, here for your second Secret Santa review! Can I just say wow? Seriously! I honestly can't find anything wrong with this little gem. Your writing style, as I said ...

Hi there! I'm your secret Santa, here for a review! First things first: I loved this story! The themes, your writing style, all of it was great! To be honest, ...

Hey there! This is a great poem! The ideas and thoughts are both interesting and engaging, and the whole work is clearly well-thought out. I had very few qualms with ...

Hey there! Well, first of all, I see that this is your first post, so welcome to YWS and great job! This is quite a good story, and with a ...

This poem, I think, is very straightforward: these are things that scare you. Or not necessarily you, but whoever the speaker of the poem is. That's how I understood it, ...

Hi there! This is a really top-notch poem. The subject matter is deep and the description is gorgeous. You handle the theme and language perfectly, and they really compliment each ...

Hey! While some poetry goes into great depths and offers insights into human nature and other such topics, this one doesn't. However, that being said, it is a poem about ...

Hey there! I have to say, I love this haiku. In this day and age, when people write in this form, in tends to get overly simplistic and/or absolutely nonsensical, ...

A good review, but I'd have to say that I disagree about the "scientific mumbo-jumbo" part. The science is one of the inherent parts of all of Crichton's books, and ...

Great review of an excellent book! It's been a few years since I read it (I think I was twelve), and I remember having an intense love/hate relationship with it. ...

I just saw Super 8...and I'm still not quite sure what to think of it. Certainly, it is a tribute to almost all of Spielberg's films, but it also tries ...

I agree, jasmine. Maximum Ride was mildly entertaining for the first three books, but after that it devolved into extremely improbable chains of events that lead nowhere and told no ...

I would highly recommend the Monstrumologist series...it's full of delightfully horrific monsters, and is written in a beautiful Dickensian style. The first book is just called "The Monstrumologist" a

I mean, who could resist the history of Peter Pan? Especially when it's written with a combination of good humor and excellent fantasy/action? Dave Barry is one of the best ...

Since I read these before the Hunger Games, they will always be the first thing I think of when I hear Suzanne Collins' name. I absolutely love these books, and ...