A Solitary Blue Audiobook (Unabridged)

" The book seemed dry overall, but a good read for a lazy day. "

" More from Cynthia Voigt. Remembering this book makes me realize that it's a rare thing: the teen book that does this good a job getting inside someone's head (a boy, too!) and evoking a sense of place (South Carolina). I have *always* remembered the last sentence of this book: (view spoiler)["Poor Melody, he thought for the last time, watching her walk around the house and away; she never knew what the real treasures were." (hide spoiler)] "

" I wish I could give this book more stars. It's just so great. I'll just read it again to be able to give it a good review...:D "

" Although this book was not my favorite of Voigt's novels, "A Solitary Blue" was extremely touching and gave me a break from Dicey's life, but intertwined it with Jeff's in a compelling way. Through Jeff's eyes, you can see Dicey as most people see her, and you can experience the love and hate that encircle and ensnare Jeff and Melody. I loved this book, and though it took me a while to read, I'm glad I kept reading till the end. "

" I think I'm going to have to read them all. "

" I learned that you should never, EVER judge a book by it's cover from this book. When I grabbed it off the shelf of the library, I didn't really expect it to be so good, but did it prove me wrong. I found it to be a really great book that totally engrossed me with a different view of things. The ending really got me thinking about everything that had happened to each of the characters and I learned myself that the really valuable treasures aren't the ones that can make you rich, but the ones that have a special meaning and memory. "

" Third book in a series, each book in itself if great. Must read! "

" This was one of my favorite books when i was younger. I remember reading this several times totally able to relate. Love it! "

" Sad and enlightening. A book that everyone should read. "

" dis bukk itz very pecuLiar..but interestinq.! "

" I always loved this book the most out of all the Tillerman novels. Partly because I like Jeff, but mostly because I sort of am Jeff. "

" Another great book in the "Tillerman" series. I liked "Homecoming" and "Dicey's Song" but had never read this book about Jeff Greene and his troubled childhood. The author really makes you feel for Jeff and the emotional roller-coaster his parents put him through. "

" This is not a sequel, but a companion book to "Dicey's Song," which is the sequel to Homecoming. I think I liked this book a bit more than "Dicey's Song," but both were enjoyable. "

" A companion book to Homecoming and Dicey's Song, I enjoyed the complex relationships Voigt explores in this volume. Love and life and family are complicated affairs. "

" excellent. just excellent. not the story i was expecting at all. "

" Not an action-packed book, but it had a good message and didn't turn out how I initially expected it to. "

" loved but it:) was really sad:( "

" I had to read this book as an assignment in class. I found this book completely pointless and lagging. The worst thing I've read by far. "

" wow, this is one messed up family! Great character development, though not an uplifting read. Gives the reader a few things to chew on. "

" I love how Voigt's characters have strengths and weaknesses. She is unafraid of showing the chinks in the armor. I loved this story. "

" Another good book from the Tillerman series. This one concerns Jeff, who plays a part in Dicey's Song. A coming-of-age story, beautiful and real. "

" I have read it before but I just loved it "

" What a good "cycle" of books. Voigt's characters are complex, complicated, deeply human. These are satisfying books to read. "

" I had to read this book as an assignment in class. I found this book completely pointless and lagging. The worst thing I've read by far. "

" This book is just as good as the previous two books in this series, if not better. I love that Voigt stepped out of the Tillermans and gave the reader a chance to see Dicey's world from another point of view. "

" More from Cynthia Voigt. Remembering this book makes me realize that it's a rare thing: the teen book that does this good a job getting inside someone's head (a boy, too!) and evoking a sense of place (South Carolina). I have *always* remembered the last sentence of this book: [spoilers removed] "

" I couldn't put this book down. I think it would make a great book club book. "

" wow, this is one messed up family! Great character development, though not an uplifting read. Gives the reader a few things to chew on. "

" I have read it before but I just loved it "

" so far so good it was awesomre "

" Haven't started yet... Its for school though. "

" Really, really good. I loved Voigt growing up, and can read her books over and over. "

" not my favorite book.... slow and boring.. "

" Sad and enlightening. A book that everyone should read. "