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Garret Hernandez garrethernandez — Well...I can't say this had any sassy sexy info in it. (But really, John Adams and sexy should never EVER be put in the same sentence)...it DID however have some very very interesting background of the beginning of the lil ol US of A... While I'm not a fan of the US's arrogance...I am a fan of some of the ballsy things Adams did to git this whole USA independence party started...I mean, he liked to toot his own horn (but really, those of us great ones always do) but he got ISH DONE. When everyone else wanted to puss out...he lit a fire under some asses. I like that sass. It was also interesting to hear some stories about Jefferson, and how he would somewhat take credit for Adams' achievements and also sabotage some of the things Adams was fighting for. That bastard! I'm burning all my two dollah bills immediately! Well, I only have one...and the economy is tight and furlough paychecks suck...so maybe I won't. Maybe. McCullough doesn't write page-turners. At points...this is PAINFULLY boring. But he knows his stuff and he writes damn well. I can't even imagine the research he has to put into this with all of the letters by John, Abigail, and Thomas Jefferson he puts in. The man must eat, sleep and shit history. (Sounds painful). Does he ever go to movies? Does he watch sportscenter or cheer for a favorite team? Is he really alive or just a machine that pumps out historical masterpieces one after the other? Do I care as I think he's damn good? Do I think this review needs to end??? (That answer is yes)

Ana Bortolozzo bortolozzodesign — Not bad for "chick lit". I will give it props for being the first book I actually followed through with until the ending. I've been going through a stretch of books I start and don't finish, so at least this book kept my interest and compelled me enough to stick with it.