Reviews by Daniel A. (Naugatuck, CT)

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Dragon House
Dragon House
by John Shors
Dragon House (7/13/2009)
I enjoyed reading this story very much. The author painted a grim picture of the lives of children living on the streets of Viet Nam, specifically Ho Chi Mihn City (Saigon), and how two Americans open a center to save those children.

The book is a page turner and I recommend …more
The Angel's Game
The Angel's Game
by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
The Angel's Game (7/6/2009)
I know mere words cannot begin to express what I felt when reading this novel, but here it goes:

Have you ever begun to read a book and after a few pages realized that what is in your hands is a work of genius, a masterpiece or something truly great? That is what I felt …more
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
by Mary Ann Shaffer, Annie Barrows
A Satisfying Read (5/21/2009)
This book was amazing; it took me just a few hours to read it entirely, and I didn't want it to end.

The characters were full of life; especially Adelaide Addison, she's a piece of work don't you know.

I'm sure that this book will be on discussion groups and book reader clubs …more
The Given Day
The Given Day: A Novel
by Dennis Lehane
The Given Day (5/20/2009)
After finally finishing this book, I have to say that the author is very close to becoming one of my favorite authors. His writing draws one in, and there's no sleep until you're finished.
"The Given Day" is well written, and the characters have depth and are very much alive. …more
The Tourist
The Tourist
by Olen Steinhauer
The Tourist (4/25/2009)
"The Tourist" is a great read. This spy thriller has many twists and turns and a few surprises to keep the reader off-balanced. The writing style is similar to Robert Ludlum's best works. The bottom line? If you love Ludlum, then you will embrace this book. I enjoyed reading it.
Bruno, Chief of Police
Bruno, Chief of Police
by Martin Walker
Bruno, chief of police (4/15/2009)
This book is a BookBrowse Editor Choice, so I read it hoping it lived up to my expectations; and not only is this a terrific murder mystery, I did not want the story to end. The chief of police, named Bruno, is a wonderful protagonist, and kept me reading page after page …more
Q&A (Slumdog Millionaire)
Q&A (Slumdog Millionaire)
by Vikas Swarup
Q & A (4/15/2009)
Having first seen the movie "Slumdog Millionaire", about a teenager from the slums of Mumbai who is a contestant on the TV game show "Who wants to be a millionaire" and is winning. But how does he do it? Is he cheating, is he very smart, or is it destiny?
The movie won many …more
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