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田 媛媛 95770793651ee — I love Neil Gaiman's fiction. This is a wonderful follow-up to American Gods (and if you haven't read that you should stop reading this and go grab a copy...geeze!). But I am a total sucker for mythology/theology and I like how expertly Gaiman weaves it into fictional narrative. I learn things from his book. I find myself looking for history, information, or whatever I can find about good old Anansi. I like it when books do that to me.

Qi Jia _ee — Through the back-alleys and backstreets of English, Bryson wends his merry way pointing out the exotic flora and fauna that make up the English language in all her varieties. Not your average travel book, but well worth the ride.

юрий тимко kyle03334be9 — another great distopia. i would put it along the same lines as "1984" except in a more structured way. every character has a number instead of a name and they have a set way of life (when they wake up, go to work, sleep, have sex, etc.) but one of the numbers starts questioning why it's that way and it just makes for a great book. say no to big brother.

Andrey Gushchyn endeegoo — I don't think I was in the right frame of mind to read this book. The essays are all heartfelt and some are interesting and well-written. But I found myself glazing over the anguished descriptions of wanting to be liked, and looking for some bullet-pointed classroom management tips. If the title resonates and you want to read something that delivers on its promise, read this blog instead (http://roomd2.blogspot.com/), starting at the beginning.

Leonardo Capuzzi leocapuzzi — This is a must-read. Thoroughly satisfying.

Elisa Apra eapra — Sooo funny. so honest.

Janina Alleyne _anina_lleyne — If you are a Bikram Yoga fan you will enjoy reading about the individual postures and the benefits gained from each of them. Mr. Choundhury is a bit of an eccentric and you must keep that in mind as you read his book. His regimen works for many people and it's hard to argue with that, just not sure all his claims are quite accurate. Doesn't stop me from participating enthusiastically in the practice myself.

Phuc Tran phuctranbd4c — I am so torn about this book. I really liked it for about the first 200 pages and then slogged through the next 50. It is wordy and clever and well written, but I just lost interest. I supposed it could be really good...but I gave up. I feel a little guilty.