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Nandu G nandu_g — This is an amazing story! I didn't start "loving it" until the last half of the book (it's a long story), but it is definitely a book I would recommend to everyone. Not only for the amazing survival story, but also for the insights in to World War II.

Bere Amaya _ereand_ere — Interesting book. Set in the not too distant future, next Sunday A.D. Japan is run by a fascist government. Dictating everyday life to a minor degree, however once per year "The Program" is run. Through flashbacks you gain the participants' insight into what it is. One junior high school class (Forty-two students. Significant number? Sarcasm? I'm not familiar enough with the Japanese school system to comment reliably.) is forced to kill each other off. Lord of the Flies crossed with Survivor, but with a MAC-10. And let's be honest, what DOESN'T get better with a MAC-10? If Voltron had a MAC-10 instead of his blazing sword, he could wack Robeasts at a distance. But I digress. It's translated from Japanese, and suffers mightily from anime-esque dialogue. Randomly chosen example from Page 57: "Impulsive actions are strictly prohibited. That means whispering will not be permitted. It's hard on me but if you whisper, I'll toss another knife at you!" It's a decent story. Watching the kids responses to the violence is telling- and probably reasonably accurate. The aforementioned flashbacks detract a lot from the flow, as the author tries to craft a uniquely enduring lifestory for each of these plucky students. Realistically, you won't care about most of em. Typically, it's chock full of childish banter about stupid crap, like crushes. Not the best commentary on violence ever written, but at least he takes a fresh angle. Published initially in 1999, I think he foretells the rise of reality TV, blended with a little Running Man. Oh, and Stephen King thinks it is "an insanely entertaining pulp riff." Says so on the cover.

Nadya Kell nadya_kell_art — This was one of the 2005 RUSA Notable Books winners. For the complete list, go to http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/rus...

Ala Ahmad _la_esign — Anxious to read this book that my brother, Roger suggests. Being from New Orleans and hearing the convincing pleads from Jim Garrison regarding the assassination of JFK, and the associations of Clay Shaw, Carlos Marcello, Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald along with many other "valid" reasons the FBI keeps from the world public - Our tax dollars working against us since 1960's! Roger believes Joan Melon discovered or uncovered volumes and truck loads of information and research by Jim Garrison that the government denies us the truth! There are a couple of other books that he suggests also: Dr. Mary's Monkeys by Edward T Haslom and Behold A Pale Horse by William Cooper.