Mathematical Olympiad: Problems of Number Theory in Mathematical Competitions (Paperback)

from thebacklistbook

This book was very refreshing. I haven't read much in the way of fiction dealing with mental health issues; those I have read are not very consistent and quite often are written with harsh stereotypes in mind. This is not one of those. It was perfectly on point in the relevant information about t...

from theepicrat

I have not read R.J. Anderson's Faery series yet, but if it is anything like Ultraviolet, I may finally get around to it sooner than later because Ultraviolet really blew my mind away and I desperately need more! The start of Ultraviolet reminds me of The Summoning with a set-up where the main ch...

from Dnaej

This book took me by surprise, especially towards the end. Very unexpected, and very gratifying. This isn't your typical YA book, of which I was relieved of sappy romances and irresponsible adolescents. The first few chapters sealed me right away and I fell into the book's unique and wondrous exp...

from Krista23

Alison can taste words, she can see feelings and depending on the color of the alphabet she can feel calm or upset. You may think that just sounds completely weird and I have typed the wrong words into that sentence..how can you taste words? But that is the best thing about this story. You do beg...

from EKAnderson

I simply cannot tell you how much I loved ULTRAVIOLET by R.J. Anderson. No, really. This book is so full of twists and turns that I'm afraid of giving some seriously good stuff away. Suffice to say, it was one of the best books I read this summer (lucky me, I got an early copy) and it will be one...