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özlem Bilge bilgecan — This whole series has gotten me thinking about my faith and my journey down His path for me. I can easily relate to any of the kids in the book at various times throughout my journey (including the present). It is a good reminder to keep our Faith in Him, no matter what the circumstances are. This series is a must read for anyone, regardless of age or stage in thier journey with Chirst.

Andrew Korshenko _adconsulting — Good book - I really liked the message.

Valeria Hoyos valeriahoyos — Jay Asher’s Thirteen Reasons Why is a book centered around Hannah Baker, a girl who lives in Crestmont, Pennsylvania, who commits suicide and then leaves tapes behind to explain why she did it. The tapes focus on the thirteen reasons why she tragically killed herself, and each reason is a different person who changed Hannah’s life, both negatively or positively. The book is told in first person, from the point of view of Clay Jensen, the ninth of Hannah’s reasons. You follow Clay as he listens to the tapes and gets to know Hannah more and more. I definitely enjoyed this book, though I thought it was a little bit dark and disturbing. I would never recommend this to anyone younger than myself, but to those who are as or more mature than I, I would definitely recommend it.

Carol Gunn _ae57 — A fantastic, definitive step by step guide on how to build, present, and sell your business case for your idea in a corporate environment. This book is especially valuable if multiple stakeholders/decision makers have the power to approve or reject your business case. Of great value to managers, executives, entrepreneurs, non-profits, and project managers.

Christos Yiannakenas christos_yiannakenas — Finally finished. What with keeping up with all the papers, health reader, choice, The Monthly, local papers, and being a slow reader (working on speeding up, I'm finding reading books the last thing I do. But did go to the library yesterday and borrowed, and read, Harold Pinter's 'Betrayal". A play that moves in reverse. In Fatty Dawn French covers her weight, IVF, adoption, racism, both in Oz and UK, a light hearted look at some interesting issues.