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Paul Stewart paulfb35 — G. K. Chesterton was a prolific writer, humorist and philosopher around the turn of the century. He wrote Orthodoxy in 1909 in response to his own book Heretics, which he wrote about 5 years earlier about the philosophers of the time and how off the mark many of them were. One of my very learned and scholarly friends considers it the best non-scriptural text he has ever read. I have enjoyed Orthodoxy completely. It will make you think. He will make you smile. I think you will enjoy it. I have selected currently reading because I will read it again and again.

Brenden Stothard brenden6e00 — The third book in the Nightwalker series featuring Elijah and Siena. Elijah is the captian of the Demon's warrior elite and Siena is the Queen of the shapeshifting nightwalkers. Out of context, this doesn't seem like such an odd pairing, until you learn that Elijah spent the better part of his life slaughtering the shapeshifters due to the war Siena's father started. They shouldn't be drawn together, but they are against even their own judgement. In the end, Destiny is never wrong. This book, like Gideon, follows the two main characters, but continues to encompass the side characters that have been introduced in books past. It is a true interweaving of stories, each one growing as the next one is told. A fun, sexy read that will bring a smile to your face.

王 阿荣 15263925037255b — I'm not quite sure how to express my feelings regarding this book. It was extremely interesting and thought provoking with moments of humor, wit, sorrow, and love, but overall I am uncertain what I was supposed to have gained emotionally or intellectually. Rose is an engaging character who eloquently moves you through the emotional states of her mother, mainly, whilst desperately seeking something from her father and enduring unending detachment from her brother. There are some beautiful moments between Rose and George, Rose and Joseph, Rose and each of her parents, that I think is what I will remember the most from this book because they were truly moving and touched on the heart of human connections.

Lefteris Theodossiadis tetris — Jonathan Eig's book about the iconic "Iron Horse" is an extremely well-written, engrossing, and engaging book. I rarely give out five stars, but this book is deserving of such praise. Lou Gehrig comes to life in these pages. One sees a reluctant, shy star and reads about his heartbreaking illness that felled him at the prime of his career. Tbe book read like a novel, not a dry non-fiction tome. The Gehrig we meet is more interesting than any paint-by-numbers portrayal of one of the greatest players of all time. I highly recommend this eminently readable book.