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Luis Salazar _alazar_uis — There are 5 books in this series by Carol Drinkwater (also an actor, who played in All Creatures Great and Small as James Herriot's wife for the first 3 years of the series). They are autobiographical, enchanting, and informative. I'm enjoying them immensely. This is book 3 of the series.

Ziad Goldenheart shogunz — Enjoyed reading about Obama's humbler years. It's probably 1/2 the reason I'm so keen on his campaign.

Core Created corecreated — I wish I could give this 3 1/2 stars. Franklin led an amazing life and had an amazing mind. His reflections on the problems posed by race in America are thought-provoking. The first 1/2 of the book is the most interesting, as Franklin speaks of his childhood and struggle for equal education and employment for his talents. The second half of the book drags, however, at times becoming little more than a list of places he taught or visited or gave speeches. I would recommend this book, even if you only read the first half and skim the rest.

Krishna Chaitanya chaitanyakf38f — What's up with all the Other Boleyn Girl references ? If you don't believe me check that book out, 1) They are both about Two sisters rising into power the weaker one being the narrator. 2) They both have a Religious reformation. 3) The Kinder, more stupid sister gets dumbed by the over ambitious one because she followed her heart's desires. 4) They both have other wives as rivals. Catherine of Argon > The Other Boleyn Girl Keya > Nefertiti 5) Eventually the ambitious sister ends up dying while the less ambitious one lives happily ever after. Seriously ? I was accepting an original plot when I purchased this book not the Other Boleyn Girl Repackage. Moran is a talented author and I do hope she comes up with her own original plots one day instead of recycling existed once by older, well known authors.

Rocio Sudon sudon87 — I have been putting off reading this book for a while now, because it never seemed like something that I would really like. This past week, I decided to give it a try, and I am really glad that I did. Suzanne Collins creates a really disturbing world; a world that really didn't seem like it was too far from current reality, if you think about it. I mean, how many people, including myself, watch Jersey Shore because of the drama and fights that happen every week? In The Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen sacrifices herself to go to the games, instead of her younger sister, Prim. The games are literally a fight to the death where two children from each district are chosen to represent. You heard me. Children fighting to the death. Did I mention that the entire nation is forced to tune in and watch, as a reminder of the deference the districts need to have to the Capitol? I told you, clearly disturbing. I really liked this book, but it didn't leave me feeling warm and fuzzy when I finished. I felt unsettled and off, but I think that was the point. Hopefully the movie lives up to the story!