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Pilar Assed pilarassed — 'My Sisters Keeper' is the first book I ever read by Jodi Picoult. It is also the book that led to me reading almost all of Jodi Picoult's other books. In this book, as in all of her others, I connected with the characters in a way that I felt as though I was a part of the fictional 'Fitzgerald' family. I couldn't put the book down, the story was too captivating. It was very unpredictable, and the ending of the book was the biggest surprise of all.

Nur Hidayat dayatdesigner — His books on Acts is great. I would like to see how he did on Hebrews.

Henry Stabell hennamann — This is a special book for me. It was presented at the beginning of May to the Pittsford Library, kindness of the group I have been leading there for over three years, where each week we read good poems out loud and discuss what works in the poem first, before saying what works for us. This book will give you 43 views from 43 men and women, some black, some white, some academic, some anti-elitist, but ALL understanding that there is something about poetry which slows down time. It will also take you through 75 years of contemporary American poetry, and visions of each national laureate. Although the title of “Poet Laureate” might send shivers up the spine of the reader who doesn’t want any association with academia and would prefer to avoid any political position, I highly recommend spending some time with this book, if only to read the introduction by Billy Collins (and his mention of 26 poems by fellow laureates that caught his attention) and the wonderful portraits Elizabeth Hun Schmidt has created. Perhaps it will be Billy Collins’ ironic sense of humor, Ted Kooser’s short and pithy descriptions of everyday people and life; Merwin’s pivoted end lines which send you backwards and on to the next line at the same time; Kay Ryan’s rhyme which escapes the trivial yet not the interplay of sound to underscore a message; Simic’s surrealism. There are as many diverse reasons for loving poetry as flavors of types of poetry. If you love pistachio ice cream, is that is the only flavor you want when you are given a choice? Why do we choose vanilla one day, and black raspberry another? Reading all types of poetry allows us to examine what it is about certain flavors that excite the taste buds, remind us of experience, and open windows into our mind, heart, soul, to better understand what it is to be human.

Wan Yee wanyu1226 — Much better compared to The Partner, yet not a masterpiece Grisham is capable of.

André Miguel andremlobao — I've read this book before, but I didn't remember that until I started reading it again. I don't think I've read the whole series though. As I plan on continuing I guess I'll find out. This is a story about Flint of outworld. He Is a caveman of high intelligence, with an eidetic memory, and most importantly a kirilian aura of 200. A kirilian aura is often compared to a soul in the book and that is the easiest way to describe it. He is recruited by the government of Sol to stop the andromedan menace by giving other clusters of planets the ability to transfer ther Kirilian Aura into Host bodies. It's an interesting book, very Conan the barbarian in a way. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the series.