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Bodhi Van bodhibodhi — My good friend Angie loved this book. So I finally got it at the library. I enjoyed it and I laughed out loud a few times, usually an emotion I keep to myself while reading! There were a few risky conversations, but overall it was a good read about book club friendships. Of course non of the book clubs I have ever belonged to ever were this crazy.

Rosalee Kelley buckskinwaa4d2 — I wish I could say I really enjoyed reading this ten day countdown to World War II, but for reasons unrelated to its content it was just too much work. Also for those same reasons I can't comment whether this book deserves the fourth star I'm withholding now. 1939: Countdown to War (1939 Nedräkningen till andra världskriget) isn't an easy read in any language. Its focus is too narrow for any casual reader for the devil truly is in the details. By concentrating solely on the last days of peace and on the intricate diplomatic choreography played on the stage of European politics, Overy underlines just how painfully human this tragedy is. People don't start because they're angry and yelling at each other, because that still counts as dialogue. People start wars when the lines of communication are broken down, reliable intelligence is unavailable and fear for the worst takes over in the wake of unforeseeable circumstances, as the author points out. This and other insights hidden within the pages challenge the reader to think and take a step closer to those people who more than seventy years ago faced a another Great War in their life time. Few held on to the illusion of honourable war, but they were all innocent in comparison with us for they hadn't grown up being taught about the horrors of the Holocaust. That's another kind of tragedy; the more you already know about the Second World War and especially about the events leading up to it, the more you'll get out of reading this book. It doesn't give you all the answers to the how or why but it pushes you to the brink, so you can discover the answers for yourself.

Giacomo Palazzi giacomopalazzi — Carol recommended this book.

Chariz Santos chasantos — I picked this book up because it was on sale, I love Nicholas Sparks, and the cover intrigued me (I used to have a dog that looked identical to the one on the cover) This was a great book. I'm not normall the type of person that cries a lot but Sparks has the power to make the tears flow!

Christopher Saint _a_inci_hotos — I liked the idea behind this book. I just wish it weren't so boring. I didn't have feelings about any of the characters.