This book was basically a script bible for the movie. Dashner spends more time explaining his world than letting his characters actually live in it, and the subtitle might as well be "Please god option this, I need cash so badly"
One of the few times when I'll say definitively "Watch the movie instead"

Audiobook is real nice. Reading about surviving in the woods is boring as hell.

One of the better books I've read on the Tudors. Nothing grundbreaking, but compelling and well-written, characters were realistic, if often a bit modern. Refreshing to see a first-person view of Anne, and a unique spin on the relationship that focuses on love rather than politics, but reamains remarkably un-shmaltzy most of the time. Highly reccomended for any Tudor buff.

There were a lot of panty shots in this book lemme tell ya.