The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins I just finished reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, in which a yearly lottery forces citizens of 12 districts to participate in a creepy “Survivor”-type game. It was one of the best books I’ve read this y... http://www.authors-books.com/2008/11/0...

Null-A Continuum by John C. Wright PROS: Faithful reproduction of van Vogt's classic style; epic Golden Age scope; very interesting characters. CONS: Can be inscrutable in places - put your thinking cap on if you tackle this one; requires you to ... http://www.authors-books.com/2008/11/0...

The Dreaming Void (The Void Trilogy, Book 1) by Peter F. Hamilton If you've been a fan of Hamilton going all the way back, this book's few shortcomings won't be enough to disrecommend it. You'll want to read it, and will probably find different thin... http://www.authors-books.com/2008/10/2...

Complete Origami The fascinating art of paper-folding, known as origami, has been practiced in Japan for centuries. It is more than the creation of delightful paper figures--it's an intricate craft that can be enjoyed by young and old alike. This ... http://articles.top501.nu/2008/07/06/p...

This is the sixth installment in Charlaine Harris's now defunct Aurora Teagarden mystery series, which go up to book number 8. In A Fool and His Honey, we meet a few new members of Roe's husband Martin's family, including Martin's niece Regina w... http://www.blogonbooks.com/2008/04/03/...

In this follow-up to Marked, Zoey has begun to settle into her life at the House of Night, a vampyre finishing school for fledgling vampyres. She's taken over as leader and High Priestess in training of the Dark Daughters and Sons and is greatly... http://www.blogonbooks.com/2008/04/03/...