Excellent book.

This was a fun story. After hearing about a rash of burglaries in the neighborhood of this country house, Geoffrey goes to check on his house only to find the burglar reading a book in his library. With an impending snowstorm, Geoffrey must spend Christmas day snowbound with the thief and the thief's sister, who has no idea her brother is a thief and with whom Geoffrey is falling in love.

I get so engrossed in Stephen King novels; I devour them.

There's something about trains...

I'm not a pet person, so I don't always get the special relationships people have with animals. I would recommend this for dog-lovers.

A collection of three stories, the first was predictable but cute, the second was pointless, and the third was the best.

A cute Christmas story, but not the best mystery I've read.

This was okay, but I'm not sure it warranted a Newberry Award.

A diary of a fictional girl living in 13th century England.

I love Christmas, but it's so hard to find a really good Christmas book. I finished A Christmas Guest, which is the first novel in the book and another Christmas story with one-dimensional characters and a hit-you-over-the-head moral.

A book of adolescence with a bittersweet ending.

The characters seemed one-dimensional, and the plot seemed rather choppy at times.

This was a light, fun read.

This was a free eBook, and how can one pass up a free book? It was cute, but very predictable.

I liked this book, although it was rather depressing. Very "Gatsbyesque."

I'm feeling ambivalent about this book.

This had an interesting concept, showing what led up to a school-shooting, but I did not like the ending at all. The author always has a surprise twist at the end, but this one was not satisfying.

Reading this for a book club.

I loved this book. I didn't want it to end.