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Mhd Sami Almouhtaseb Sami Almouhtaseb satm — I think it's a great history book for people who want to know more about this great conqueror. It has everything, details about Napoleon's life, his war statedgies, his love and moral obstacles and much fantasy. I loved it, as most books of this type get boring over time, this one didn't at all. It's wonderful. What disgusted me a bit were too many details about the wars, which don't araise much interest in me, but I understand why the author did, because a lot of people are concerned with this subject. I reccomend it fully for someone who has always been curious about Napoleon.

Matt Nunogawa amattn — I have loved every Andrea Barrett book I've read, most especially The Voyage of the Narwhal. Somehow I was a little disppointed with this one. Maybe it was because the first copy I received had a 16-page section missing in the middle! Kudos to the Book Depository for getting a replacement to me within a week, but I was reading something else by then and had lost the thread; I had to skim-read to get back into it.[return][return]So long story short, as usual Barret beautifully incorporates science into a story of real people living difficult lives. It's a subtle meditation on group dynamics anc casual xenophobia.

李 英载 389206129e4fe — Some of Miller's most inspiring writing, I think. This is the kind of book you want to come with a highlighter so you can remember where those amazing passages are to quote again and again. That said, it's not for everybody, especially prudes. The gratuitious sex scenes almost turned me off from this book only for their sheer unbelievability and ridiculous frequency... but it all made sense in the end... or rather once I started reading Plexus, which contains absolutely NO sex scenes at all. Sexus covers the period of Miller's life when he was trying very hard to BECOME a writer, that is, work up the nerve to actually write something. Plexus covers the period when he actually does and becomes an artist. So the shift from Sexus to Plexus can be seen as the shift from the carnal to the intellectual life. Of course, it's much more fun to figure it out by reading it. Sorry for the spoiler.

Imogen Hughes _isualdesignich — A slow book. But that is part of Willa Cather's beauty. She makes you slow down and delight in the small things of life. In this sense the book is very earthy and real. It will make you feel the uncertainty and the incredible joy of the Nebraska plains and fall in love with them.