| 1. |  | The Glass Castle: A Memoir from Scribner Price: $6.49 Customer Review: ![](http://g-images.amazon.com/images/G/01/deta");){kind=small} This is my favorite book ever. I have read it twice already and actually bought a second copy to loan out to share with others. I love how she tells her story without searching for pity. I read it the first time on vacation and when my family got up to use the bathroom in a restaurant I pulled it... | Customer Rating: |
| 2. | ![\"The](http://ecx.images-amazon.c");) | The Glass Rainbow: A Dave Robicheaux Novel from Simon & Schuster Price: $10.49 Customer Review:  Another fine entry by a writer that makes the reader work, slow down, pay attention. We are all aware of his hero's animosity to a certain class behavior. Does this effect his performance, perhaps. But what other popular writer does this: \"His singular gift was his ability to listen to... | Customer Rating: |
| 3. |  | The Glass Room from Other Press Price: $8.72 Customer Review:  I had not been familiar with this author previously and did not expect to be so taken with the book. It succeeds on a number of levels: as exploration of character, as chronicle of Eastern European history during the worst of times, and as an exploration of the symbolism of modern architecture. Much... | Customer Rating: |
| 4. | A History of the World in 6 Glasses from Walker Publishing Company Price: $9.39 Customer Review: Tom Standage does a great job of relating to the world's history through beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and cola. It was very interesting, and a fun look at history. Not only does one learn about the history of these drinks from this book, but will also learn a lot about global history. Who knew... | Customer Rating: | |
| 5. |  | The Glass Menagerie from New Directions Price: $5.84 Customer Review"); document.write(":  The book, or at least my copy of it, begins by talking about Tennessee Williams' life as a failed writer before he started writing this play. I probably should have put it down then and there; the play unfolds to be exactly that, the work of a man who never should have been a writer. Williams really... | Customer Rating: |
| 6. |  | City of Glass (Mortal Instruments) from McElderry Price: $7.32 Customer Review: This is what the previous books have been leading us to - the end of the trilogy and all our questions answered. City of Glass in one word: Action. Not non-stop, but a heavy amount and it's necessary. The final face-off with Valentine was destined to be bloody and fans won't be disappointed. | Customer Rating: |
| 7. |  | Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass from CreateSpace Price: $7.12 Customer Review: The story of Alice in Wonderland 1 and 2 is a well thought story that brings you to a place of \"nonsense\". The way Lewis Carrol wrote it has to do a lot about politics and the way of reality. Alice always thinks what's the point of a book that shows nothing interesting whatsoever? Well later on she... | Customer Rating: |
| 8. |  | Pure Sea Glass: Discovering Nature's Vanishing Gems from Chesapeake Seaglass Pub. Price: $21.92 Customer Review: \"Sea Glass\" is an exquisite, informative book worthy of anyone's coff"); document.write("ee table. The author not only offers detaiils about colors, but also the chemistry, history, and conditions behind the magic of beach glass. This is the gold standard for all who love the ocean. | Customer Rating: |
| 9. |  | The Looking Glass Wars from Dial Price: Customer Review:  \"He'd transformed her memories of a world alive with hope and possibility and danger into make-believe, the foolish stuff of children.\" So says Alice Liddell, or rather, Alyss, about Charles Dodgson's (Lewis Carroll's) new book, Alice in Wonderland. Dodgson has collected all of Alyss' shared... | Customer Rating: |
| 10. |  | Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator from Puffin Price: $3.54 Customer Review:  Here's what my 4 and 6yr old have to say about it. We just finished it after reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which they loved. They liked this one less than Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but they still looked forward to reading it every night. It's true that it got boring when the... <"); document.write("a href=http://www.amazon.com/Charlie-Great-Glass-Elevator-Roald/dp/0142410322?SubscriptionId=1ECM10QMJC4BZXXP0W02&tag=favoritetoyscom&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0142410322 target=_blank> | Customer Rating: |
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