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Kipkurui Sadique _teamellar — Needed to switch up to lighter reading. Picoult always has a theme about a health condition. This one deals with infertility and music therapy, homosexuality and religion.

Ricky Gunawan rickygunawans — The short version of Pamela Aidan's trilogy, yet I like this one better simply because less liberties are taken with the original story.

Herbert Figueira herbert_figueira — I started this book and was gung-ho until about halfway through, when I remembered what happens to Dinah in the Bible and realized I didn't want to read anymore, because it's kind of a bummer, and when I was reading this I wasn't in the mood for a bummer book. Every time I see it on the shelf, I feel like I should try again.

Kon Ferrari givensia — A good Roky Erickson song and a smart title for a book about an indie rock band. Unfortunately novels about indie rock bands are inherently somewhat embarrassing.

Nikotin Pr nikotinmusic — I badly wanted to like this more than I did. It was pretty uneven in places & one translation was so torturous, I gave up on it. I had to force myself to complete the book before leaving for a high school year abroad in Finland. Almost no Finn was impressed I had read it (few enough of them had read this classic). Still, I ended up living in a district on a street named for characters and regions from 'The Kalevala.' And I'm grateful form the influence it had on Tolkien & Longfellow.

Xinran Huang charliewoodhuange411 — I liked this book, but it was substantially harder to get through than some of his other work. It just wasn't as enjoyable to read as other books on Buddhism I've read. Overall, though, I really like Thich Nhat Hanh's approach to Buddhism and his zen teachings.