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Muhammad Asad masad_86 — Who would have thought that there would be a Transsexual in the Land of Oz?! Looking into it more deeply, this book had a lot of strange views on gender roles, some that may not please today's feminists. As I was reading I kept asking my self, "what was L.Frank Baum thinking? This is a 'Children's book' for crying out loud!" But again, as this was written in the early 1900's, I guess I should give him some leeway, since our expectations of gender roles was very different back then... Hmmph.

Igor Djordjevic _ndarion_art — As I read this book during two sleep lab shifts, I felt my world expand and get more intense. This memoir describes ethnobotanist Jeremy Narby's experience living and studying with Ashananca people from the Peruvian Amazon. While there, he has psychedelic experiences that lead him to academic study of the ancient universality of the sometimes deeply-experienced twisted serpent. Depicted in world cultures as the source of information and life, Narby finds fascinating parallels between these myths and our current knowledge of biology and genetics.

Lorcan Finnegan lorcanfinnegan — A painless book to read. I'm just not into the Zen thing. Reading this book made me realize that I never will be this type of person, I couldn't go through with the ssssssslllllllooooooooowwwwwwwww process of learning each step of something to perfection. I'm sure I'd be a better person if I could just be in this way, but I never will, just like I will never be an Astronaut or a Fireman, and that's okey dokey because the world needs anxiously high-strung neurotic people just as much as they need tranquil calm folks.

Adolfo Gelabert adolfogelabert — Fabulous book. Everything about the story was interesting from the ethical and moral implications of medical testing to the families involved. Author's personalization of the Lacks family and what they went through made it especially touching.

Abhijit Jagtap abhijagtap3443com — That was definitely a spellbinding journey! Full of mysteries, kept me waiting and hoping and hanging throughout the book.. I didn't think a mystery in a ship, a SPACESHIP would be possible! With the limited space and all, you know? But, Beth Revis pulled it. The idea was different, that was the main reason why I picked this book up in the first place. And the story was not only narrated by one person, but by two different people. A different narrator in every chapter. It really helped to understand the story a lot better since I saw it through two different sets of eyes. It felt real! The writer managed to write the story smoothly. And it successfully played with my emotions.. I really felt as if I was there. However, all the mysteries are solved in this book. So, I don't have to wait for the sequel, A Million Suns, in suspense. Maybe, that is the downside of this book. If I have to wait, I will never forget.. But this book is definitely recommended!

Sam Baynham sambaynham — This was the perfect sequel to Little Women... I really enjoyed it. As a child I read it several times.