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Hafsa Qadeer hafsaqadeer — heavy metal -- My Notes

Adrian Rosu noxer — Boring. Boring. But if you are a librarian, it is a must read. Tis the secrets of classification and the voodoo of cataloging. It may even put a hex on you and unleash the dewey demon.

Lorees Studio loreestv — I would call this a "devotional biography." Rather than a thoroughgoing chronological examination of Anne Bradstreet's life, the book delves most deeply into her character. And she proves an excellent subject for such an approach as her life provides ample illustration for a host of excellent attributes. Chapter after chapter I found myself convicted of my own shortcomings and called with clarity to greater virtue. It's remarkable how godly people can remain models of behavior across the centuries to people yet unborn. Anne Bradstreet continues to be an older woman (three hundred years older!) teaching us younger ones. My ratings are almost entirely subjective, so in light of how the book blessed me, perhaps I shouldn't allow my one quibble with it to cause me to decline giving it a fifth star. But the editing drove me nuts. I've read several other books and many articles by Mr. Wilson, I read his blog almost daily, and I've listened to hundreds of his sermons. He just doesn't produce phrasing and punctuation clunkers at this rate, so I must assume that those were a product of the editing process. Finally, I think it worth noting that the chapters are the perfect length for bathroom reading! ;-)

Natalia Solovey soloveyn — ok on to this book

Sylvia Chen sylvialovesky — Not much here - basically one hot scene between a job candidate and his interviewer. Definitely an erotic fantasy.

Manon Touchard touchtouch — good historical review of american Christianity and the assumptions about our faith we still hold as a result of the Great Awakenings.

Mayur Khisty mayur8879 — Very Good...the saga of Dune continues