What is the last book you read, and your rating?

[Choky]

The last book I read was Deeper than the Dead by Tami Hoag. It was brilliant. Full of mystery and suspense. I will give it a rating of 4 out of 4.

[Eunnydi]

I just finished reading The Charisma Factor by Leesa Rowland. I rated it a 3 out of 4.

[Srinivasan Iyer]

I just finished The Maestro Monologue by Rob White and gave it 4 out of 4 rating. Really good for those battling LSE.

[Kusumkushwah]

I had finished reading "Tales of the seventies" recently. My rating was 3 out of four. It's worth your time.

[Karlabchu]

I finished reading Nichomachean Ethics by Aristotle. It was very illustrative and clear on what he explains as ethics, morals, virtue and how all mix on the search for happiness, which is a mistranslated word used for the achievement of oneself. So virtue is always in the middle of 2 opposite senses, like temerity and cowardly, which is bravery. My only complain is for our current society who would treat ridiculously any being daring to live a virtuous life nowadays. 4/5

[Olachi Eze]

The last book I read was the Ravens trail which I rated 4/4. It was a nice read and I recommend it for those that love historical romance.please go check out my review.

[Somasana]

" The Dead Zone" by Stephen King. As usual, I doubt if you can go wrong with Stephen King. I admire the way his characters are so relatable and their horrific lives made believable, like the events in the book could really happen...that's the most scary thing about him. He makes you believe that the 'monster' in the closet is really there and you should run...or turn the page

[Opeyemi T]

I just finished reading legacy.
Gave it a two out of four stars.
It's a nice read though for those who are really into sci-fi novels

[Recee Ann]

I just finished reading Customer Service by Mitche Graff this week and I'm glad to give it 4 out of 5 stars.

[Karlabchu]

Finished Divergent by Veronica Roth. I felt the constant use of cliches have deprived me of the capacity to enjoy anything else (if there was) these book had to offer me. That united to the amount of plot holes that went unanswered made me decide not to continue the next books on this series. Too bad, cos the initial premise was actually good. 2/5

[Cece Maina]

The last book I read was The Tales of the Seventies! It is a collection of short stories and a novella. I enjoyed most of them but I found myself getting bored with some stories.
I rate the book a 3/5

[Cristina Corui Mihailescu]

The Sojourners, by T.L. Hughes. Not for young readers because it is pervaded by references to the politics and music of the eighties- that is why I only gave it 3 stars. A nice novel of rite of passage from teenage to maturity with lots of beautiful descriptions of places in Europe.

[Kajol Dadhania]

The last book I read was 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by harper lee. I wanted to try a few classics but I felt like this one is a bit over-rated, or maybe I expected it to be more dramatic, and complex.

[Yin Hikari]

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
I give it 4 out 5 stars

I love this book's writing style so much. It made me to keep on reading it. Secondly, I would also like to note how well written the characters in this book were. This makes the novel stand out more, as it doesn't have boring main characters.

[Karlabchu]

Finished The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky. There's a crime, a motive and a lot of introspection about why and who would kill another man. Although this was an awful human being, mind you. Patricide will always shock mankind no matter the age, I guess. I loved it! It's a little long, but totally worthy. 5/5