I love this book and the whole series -- rereading it again for the third or fourth time. I suggested the first book, A Question of Upbringing, for my book club and people were not enthusiastic. I think you have to love literary style, and his in particular, to enjoy the books, and also you have to be familiar with British novels and history in the first three-quarters of the last century. But he is so subtle, witty and never mean, unlike so many of his contemporaries, and so candid about the faults and oddities of his novelistic stand-in, Nicholas and so acute about his friends and the people he observes, that every reading is a pleasure.

A great book!

A very thrilling read.

Who Was Albert Einstein was a book about a scientist who went down in history as the greatest who ever lived. He was mostly famous for his discovery of Relativity and for his equation E=mc2. It was mostly brilliant because the equation started out as a difficult concept, but Albert somehow figured out how to simplify that concept. Albert never started out as a professor, no he started out at the patent office. Then Albert proves his theory on Relativity, which turned him into a professor. After he became a professor he proves yet another theory the theory on curving light, because of that he won a Nobel Prize for physics. April 18th of 1955 Albert dies of poor health. His brain was removed for studying and science. Pieces of the brain remained with Dr. Harvey, who later on gives it to Albert's grand-daughter

Just as exciting as the first book (unwind), Unwholly displays a complicated future.

I really enjoyed learning about samurai culture.

I was very fascinated by the idea of surgically unwinding teenagers.

Harry is a young wizard who was very extraordinary in many ways, why because first off a dark wizard who goes by the name by Voldemort killed his parents and tried to kill Harry but failed and instead lost his powers and disappeared and left Harry a lightning scar on his forehead, second off he could speak Parseltongue, Parseltongue is snake language which Harry speaks in later on when Draco Malfoy has a dual with Harry and Draco does a spell that makes a snake appear. The main idea of the story is that Salazar Slitherin makes a chamber that contains a monster (which is a giant snake) that kills whoever looks at it, and only the true heir of Slitherin was Tom Riddle (who is Voldemort) years ago and he opened it then, and when everyone got petrified. That is my book review.

When Lyle, Janie, and Karen all go on a family boating trip, Reese is the only one who thinks the trip is a bad idea, Reese thinks he is old enough to stay at home, but Lyle(his father) says he's too young. Later on they crash on an island, that has all sorts of mysterious plants and animals. Next Reese falls in a hole and discovers a human skeleton that had a purse that contained a weird mysterious artifact and a journal. The artifact (which Lyle figured out) contained exactly what was on the island and also contained a map. At a later time they discover that the island they were on was actually an extraterrestrial giant that was put in Cryo-Sleep by another extraterrestrial but he wasn't a giant he was a little evil alien, which they defeat. The way they wake up the giant is the artifact was a missing piece to the giant and they needed to put it back on the giant in order to wake him up. And that is my short book review

Very detailed, interesting and intense.