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Kolawole Salami africdoc_7a5b3 — ،من أجمل الكتب التي قرأتها عن الزهايمر،سرد القصة رائع و مؤثر جداً ، لا أخفيكم مقاومتي للدموع كانت أشبه بجهاد، بإختصار هذا الكتاب جسد ماهية الزهايمر بكل بساطة

Timothy Tanner timothytanner — He needed a good copy editor, but the book is amusing enough. He's also surprisingly honest and self aware.

Dzenita Camo dzenitacamo — I loved this book! I read the whole thing in one afternoon and wished for more when it was done. I'm not usually a fan of contemporary fiction, but Joan Bauer is a definite exception. I like the fact that although her characters face some very hard challenges they manage to work through them and have joy in the process.

Debbie T yygttan2cb5 — In my opinion, this book is a must read! I loved it! It's amazing how resilient children can be.

Shalom Ayash pkubhcipku7841 — A gift fom my mother when I was in highschool, it seems like everyone has this book, it's like it's standard issue for every artsy, outsider, indie, punky whatever Canadian kid.

Aufar Novri _ovri — Incredibly concise and beautifully written narrative history of Britain from pre-Roman times to pre WW2. Some antiquated sentiments verging on authoritarian eg that the feudal serf was better off despite his servitude because his lord made the world a more stable place. But striking, vivid images eg the victorious Saxons who refused to live in abandoned Roman villas meaning that for "some centuries, the Roman ruins must have stood as a familiar a sight as the roofless abbeys under the Stuart Kings, a useful stone quarry sometime by day, but at night haunted in the imagination of the Saxon peasant by the angry ghosts of the races that his forefathers had destroyed."

Mercury Visual mercuryvs — this one was a bit slower than the first but you still get the never-put-the-book-down effetc. it was a good book and i enjoyed it very much ;)