All Reviews by Sarah

The Most Dangerous Game

by Richard Connell

One of the neatest twist stories ever. Quite spooky - and you won't ever forget it. Read it... you'll have to come back and read it again later, b/c you won't be able to forget it.

Reviewed on 2009.04.18

The Hour of the Dragon

by Robert E. Howard

this was NOT a classic read. Even for a book written in the 1930's, it was incredibly annoyingly macho-male to the very end. The female roles were all pretty-girls with no brains who took the back seat; the book in itself was kinda dry and absolutely conventional. Wouldn't read it if I were you.

Reviewed on 2008.05.25

Pearl-Maiden

by H. Rider Haggard

DREADFUL!! I suggest that nobody who wants to read a classic novel waste time over this book. I might have liked it when I was ten. The plot was absolutely silly; there was incorrect grammar (i.e. persitent incorrect use of the word "also") which can get very annoying and spoil an entire read. It's about a perfect little girl whom everybody's falling in love with. Hey, we all need something interesting and different, right?

Reviewed on 2008.05.15

Orthodoxy

by G.K. Chesterton

A wonderful book, everything that he says builds upon each other until his final argument is made. He is a genius writer.

Reviewed on 2007.11.06
Reviewed on 2007.05.11