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Mustafa Yel musyel4bb1 — I was wondering if I would feel like I had to give this book 5 stars simply because the author and I were very good friends in High school and much of college and I think she's great; but I found that the book deserved all 5 stars. Abby's story is told as a wonderful, mostly chronological narrative and goes through the beginning of her time with Planned Parenthood to the end; why she began to work with them and why she left after 8 years. It shows her thoughts and emotions and is told in a bold, yet non-abrasive way. It will likely get you to think about your stance on the issue of abortion and Planned Parenthood's role in that with American tax dollars going to it while it has changed its business plan, yet in no way does it lecture. My personal feelings on abortion remain unchanged but I had some insight into emotions involved with it from both sides of the issue. It was an interesting, thought-provoking read and I recommend it.

Mirco Bonetti _irco_onetti — A gut-wrenching tragedy by one of Iceland's great contemporary authors. Very difficult to find, as Mare's Press has gone out of business, but worth the hunt.

Dorita Green susanalebrero — loved this book

Bounr Bounr wah_ou242d — I have to admit, I have not actually tried anything from this book. None of the patterns were much my style, and as much as I would love to hand dye, I'm not at a point right now where I have the time or space to commit to it seriously...so, maybe I would like this book more if I had used it more than just read it. It's pretty comprehensive in terms of the dying process, although the author constantly imploring the reader to buy a certain beginner's dying kit was a bit obnoxious. After explaining the general process, the author also describes several different methods of dying, some of which I really enjoyed. Also obnoxious, though, was the detailed instruction before each process to "soak your yarn, mix your dye, blah, blah." While I may just be nit-picky, the unnecessarily repeating details really turned me off. In terms of basic instruction, I found this book as useful as any book on dyeing. Beyond that, I'm glad I checked this book out of the library instead of buying it.