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Nattapon Muangtum nattapon — It's hard for me to describe this book. Marquez follows one family in South America from the start of their village, through a war, and the many children and grandchildren in between. Adding mysticism, religious and poltical conflicts, and intense imagery, he builds an idea of this city that is beautiful and spiritual. It is a book where you have to let yourself go of conventional ideas and the ways things are "supposed" to be, but when you do you get lost in a wonderful story.

Milka Z machaline9402e — decent and a very good overview of how to put together and take apart sentences. As someone whose grammar skills ... aren't so good - this book is very helpful. As other critiques have pointed out, there are no example questions in this book. However you do get access to 6 online GMAT tests and that makes this book easily worth the price of admission.

Hub Collective _ub_ollective — Nic Sheff struggles with his drug addictions and relationship addictions. He goes through trials and tribulations of living on the streets. He struggles through numerous rehabs. Finally he hits the very bottom of a deep black hole and ends up in rehab in Arizona. Not really sure if this time it will help,but is still hopeful. He learns to accept who he is and loves who he is, and finally becomes sober and stays sober.

Edu Durán edu_duran_ — This book has an interesting premise, zookeepers who assist Polish Jews escape the Warsaw ghetto, but is lacking in historical background information. Ackerman, a naturalist, tosses in lots of lyrical descriptions and often meanders away from what I considered the main story, namely the Polish people and their response to the devastation wreaked first by the Germans and then by the Soviets. She obviously did meticulous research, it shows when she seeks to recreate physical sensations (smells, touch) that the Zabinski family would have experienced. I expected and would have preferred a more linear presentation that included additional political and historical insight. I learned that the German were not only preoccupied with racial purity but also with “back-breeding” three extinct “Aryan” animals—aurochen, tarpans, and Europeam bison—that had historically thrived in an eastern section of Poland called Bialowieza. They looted the Warsaw Zoo and others for animals to use in the eugenic experiments and the descendants of these animals now live protected in the Bialowieza preserve near the Belorussian border. It is a World Heritage site. I liked biologist Lecomte du Nouy’s quote on page 92: “Germany’s crime is the greatest crime the world has ever known, because it is not on the scale of History: it is on the scale of evolution. Perhaps these are the types of insights that a naturalist is better able than a historian to relate.