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Aloha Studio alohastudio — I've had it all my life on a nearby shelf without ever finishing it. sigh Play!

Helder Az helder_azevedo — In Willa Cather's account of the Catholic colonization of the American southwest, all the natives are childishly, superstitious in their faith, all the good priests indulge the childishness, and all the bad priests wind up dead. Nice moments describing the eponymous archbishop's abiding faith, but mostly clumsy and racist when it's not just boring.

Nick Cook _ick_ook — 3.5 stars

Catalina Titcomb ctlnaaia71 — A wonderful combination of stories with each chapter focusing on a different character at an English-language newspaper in Rome. I almost put this book down after the first chapter because the character was uninspiring. I'm glad I continued. I worked in newspapers for 6 years when I was young and I recognize this environment, these characters, this strange view of reality. I re-watch "All the President's Men" for the same effect: they got the newsroom exactly right. The Imperfectionists lets us see life from the point of view of several characters who all interact in ways that I found surprising. Towards the end there is a delightful account of a loyal reader; and it surprises me no that other accounts of newspapers have NEVER taken this point of view. I need to thank Rachman for that. I recommend this book, especially to anyone who has spent even a few months in the world of newspapers.

Sree Raj sreerajt — A great starter book for the newbies (like me) Full disclosure and please no one get all over excited and slam me, but while I am trying to get more meatless/vegetarian options into my diet I do not intend going all Vegan at this time. I'm cutting out red meats and a lot of poultry (except Turkey and that is getting sooooooooooo boring) and even in Seattle good seafood can be hard to find unless one wants to deal with fighting downtown traffic, the crowds and paying an arm and a leg for the privilege of parking. I'll pass. I'm also not much for spending a lot of time in the kitchen so when this book showed up on Amazon Vine I was thrilled to get a chance and see what it could do for me. It starts with a really great intro outlining the basic vegan concept in simple to understand English, as well as how to stock your pantry (The Vegan Pantry Deconstructed) and purchase the utensils you'll need. The book is then broken down into the usual sections you find in most cookbooks; breakfast, salads, soups, etc. There are plenty of tips, reminders and warnings sprinkled throughout the book plus how-to drawings when need to aid the *chef*. The book is mostly in black and white, so don't expect pics of every recipe, although there is a four page inset with a few examples (must try the Pumpkin pancakes). Some of the recipes are a bit more than I care to fuss with in the kitchen, but I've already tried the White Bean salad (very very easy) and one of the chili recipes (not bad, but I'm adding some extra heat and still simmering). I'm also eyeing the kale and white bean soup for next week's lunch and the red potatoe soup sounds rather tempting... All in all a very handy book to have at hand whether you're just getting your toes wet like me or ready to take the full plunge into vegan eating. Enjoy.