The author of this true-life story does an amazing job of integrating the development of the “Origin of the Species” theory with the history of feathers and their use in fashion and fishing. He does this through his investigation of a feather theft from a museum. He describes the history and passion surrounding fly ties for fishing and although I have no interest in this, I found the overall story fascinating. And it is interesting to see how a young man can get caught up in the intensity and passion felt by lure tiers which ultimately ruins his life.

This book is about a girl that no girls that did not play with her.

I loved that Rowley tried to do a Diary of Greg Heffley.

This chapter is about a girl that wants a toy.

I love puppies so this was a good book. And I was able to read some of the words with my moms help.

Not so great...

I keep saying Neal Shusterman is a modern day Ray Bradbury... This book is a continuation of that thought and reminded me of A Sound of Thunder... Many social issues are brought up in this book...

Although I like anime, I've never really taken to manga. On a whim, I grabbed Claymore from the library shelf. After seeing the dismemberment within the first few pages, I knew I'd enjoy this. The art, though simple, tells the story well. The plotline and characters are clearly established and are quite adventurous. I wound up reading the first volume before I left the library.

The third book in the series was very good. It had an interesting story line.

This book is so funny but Frank is doing a good job trying to change Greg.