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Lundyn Davis thesymoneproject — A must have for the Deadhead. Finally delve into the lyrics and compare your understanding and meanings with the intent of the lyricists and the band. Examining Dead lyrics is like pulling a string and finding the whole world attached to it.

Sael Simard saelsimard — Gets kind of raunchy and changed totally midway through--became a different book almost--but I loved it.

Jennifer Xu _ennifer_u — The Perfect Storm by Sebastian Junger tells the shipwreck story of the swordfishing boat the Andrea Gail in the extraordinary weather event dubbed “the perfect storm,” the kind that only happens once in a century, by the National Weather Service. The Andrea Gail was never found, but the stories of the men and women who went into that storm, those who survived it, and those who rescued others are vividly detailed and suspenseful.

Moonjeong Bang moonbang — a lop-sided view of egyptian society...entertaining and fast moving

Ly Bao lybao — you will never fit so much excellence into such a short novel ever

Stefany Gutiérrez stefany_gutierrez — The Country Girls Trilogy is a repackaging of three separate novels (duh), and this particular edition has an epilogue. This particular edition also has a large photo of Edna O'Brien on the back cover that made me feel like I was carrying a Danielle Steele novel around, to my embarrassment. But don't let that deter you - TCGT is well worth enduring raised eyebrows from snobby literary types like me. The middle book gets a bit bogged down, but it all pays off in book three, when Baba, the character whose voice is never heard directly in the first two books, gets her own first person narrative. Baba instantly became one of my favorite characters of all time, and her melancholy epilogue is both hilarious and heartbreaking.

Tiago Ludwich _iago_udwich — funny in places, but i ultimately hated the main character too much to keep reading. i do understand the idea of anti-heroes, i just hated everyone in the book, and felt like i had no reason to keep reading.

Rebecca Tiffany rtiffany — A short scary work that still haunts me. . .there is a line that reads something like "F$&* him in the ass till he bleeds blue guts" that completely creeps me out to this day. Well written, and for the most part not offensive :-) Well worth the time.