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Personal Injury personalinb4fb — Another good entry into the MAISIE DOBBS series. I seem to be reading back to back books on the same subject matter. Following up Dick Francis' latest with a mental illness story line with this which gives a great account of 1932 England's treatment of the mentally ill. Of course there is a post-WWI story line as usual. Very suspensefull ending.

Liz Watkins _iz_atkins_esign — Light but not memorable, the best parts were the memoir bits connecting the poems. The poems themselves, being extremely topical and, of course, light, don't hold up very well decades later. Trillin made me giggle a few times, and I enjoy his voice, but I think I'll stick to his food writing in the future.

李 梅 211664752213b4 — I read this book post-Oprah, pre-Smoking Gun. I think I was still reading it when the "truth" came out. I was so sad. Even if it is fiction, it is still so so good. Frey writes like I think- like stream of consciousness at times. I guess he has come out and said that he made parts of it up. I don't care. I wanted to believe it was real. I wanted to believe in him. I cannot tell you how many times I cried while reading this- even though my life has never been touched by addiction in this way.

Gabriel Mckinnon gabrielcmc5f4 — Yet another extension to the Terminator universe. Art and writing was pretty good. The Terminator universe is a multiple-worlds universe - so every time someone time-travels, the timeline splits - so it can be a bit confusing. This one extends the original Terminator universe with Kyle Reese not exactly dying.