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Marcelo Rizerio rizerio — This was an entertaining book and you don't have to share political views with the Bush family to enjoy it. I especially liked the insightful stories from behind-the-scenes at the White House such as how the First Family can sneak behind a screen to move around at the White House without visitors or tourists seeing them or how the First Lady has to pick out a dress for an event and not forget and wear it to the same event next year. Laura Bush's perspective about 9/11 was emotional. Overall, I thought the book was well written and a good read.

Alisson Gomes amgoomes — Found this book on a neighbor’s stoop. Later that day I met a 17 year old Russian speaking parrot, all white with pale blue around his black eye. He was in a cage on the sidewalk outside a vacuum cleaner store. I then went into the fruit store next door. When I came out I looked back at him, he was watching me with his head tilted. My landlords have a 50 year old parrot held captive in the windowless basement, alone, in a padlocked cage. His name is Shakespeare. I often hear him screaming. Well, the book. This book was written by Timothy—a tortoise who was unwillingly relocated (abducted) from the Mediterranean to England—and it’s sad, funny, insightful and true.

Monika Traikov mtraikov — In a nutshell, Hitler was even crazier than you thought! This is not a traditional biography in the sense that it is not in chronological order. Rather the author has divided chapters by subject, such as family life, hobbies, education and even Hitler's favorite books. This makes it a very usable reference book. A quick read.

Michelle Cruz _ichelle_ruz117 — good, but i feel like camus had an idea he wanted to get on paper without actually thinking of any rational way to put it into a story context. as such, it's like a one sided conversation with a crazy guy at a bar who makes a decent point every now and then. or karl pilkington.

Nalini Mane shopify — I've been reading this book to my son at least three times a week since he was born. Now that he's ten months old, he seems to enjoy it, (at least he doesn't try to eat it anymore!) A nice read for little ones.

El Blooper pauladriel7338 — I had to read this when I was a 9th grader and I hated this book!

Sohil Soni _ — I started reading this book many months ago, during the winter I believe, and only just now finished it. While I absolutely love his writing there was a spot in the middle where I got so bored that I set the book down for months. There was so much of Tyrion plotting and Catelyn attempting to plot that I felt stuck. It turns out I gave up on it at the exact wrong time because when I picked it up again I could not stop reading. All in all another splendid book, and I am excited to read the third book. Sometimes he spends a bit too much time listing the people present (all the Tullys and Wrackburns and Gobldygooks) but I am able to get past that mostly by skimming those parts. His descriptions are wonderful and they keep me moving forward even when the plot lags at times. He also does wonderful battle scenes, which are not usually my favorites, but they just feel so natural, one can almost feel the pulse and gore of the battle around them. I truly enjoy some of the characters more than others, and wish more of the plot was devoted to them, but since everything else is still so splendid I find that I'm only mildly annoyed at how little we see of those characters. Many people I know who have read the books agree with me, there needs to be more Arya and Jon Snow. I am guessing that Jon's story is going to pick up in the next book, just judging by the name, and I am very excited for that. One problem I have with this book, and the first one, is how many people die. I understand why it happens, and most of the time agree with it, and this may just be my own oddness, but I really wish more of the characters could live. Also I finally figured out in this book why Sansa must exist the way she does, because otherwise we would get no story from her part of the world. In fact he does very well at keeping the right amount of people in the right places in order for the story to progress the best. I am a huge fan and will likely enjoy devouring the next book as well, and then the one after that, and the one after that and so on and so forth.