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Rebecca Fonseca _ebecca1 — I didn't realize the audience was grades 5-9 when i picked it up (a reading thing i guess...) While the content wasn't challenging, it was a fun fast read. There was enough disney-style action to keep me reading until the end.

Nikolaos Patronas nikospatronas — Statistical theories behind baseball. Billy Beane is a jerk.

Mo Jackson _ontgomery_ackson — Lights out addresses the subject of the harm Americans are doing to their health by sleeping too little, sleeping in incomplete darkness, and eating as if summer went on all year long. It is not a pretty picture. Because the body is complex, it is also a rather complex picture. The authors give a great deal of scientific evidence to back up their assertions (half the book is bibliography) and they make a good case for getting more sleep in a well-darkened room. My strongest reason for not giving this book more stars is that I did not feel after reading it that I had any kind of idea of how long it might take to correct the damage done by chronic sleeplessness or what changes might be expected in one's health. Still, lack of sleep seems to be a subject to which little or no attention has been given, and as sleep is vital to our well being, the book fills a previously neglected niche.

Nicole Jung josysangelad56 — This was a cute little turn of the century feminista novel for the middle school set, recommended by my awesome aunt Andrea and uncle Andy :) Anyways, it was very good. Many morals of the story, which was fantastic cause I haven’t read anything with morals of the story in a while. The importance of family, but the more important idea of living out your dreams no matter what. I really liked how Calpurnia navigated both the 19th century southern ideas and was able to enjoy her passion of naturalism fully. Anyways, anytime there’s a girl who follows her dreams in the face of adversity, I’m down. Even if it’s a child’s book. It was great.

Bojan Mesar bojanmesar — Me gustó tanto como el primero. La primera mitad es un poco cansada porque la mayoría de los personajes sólo se mueven del punto A al punto B sin que nada realmente pase. Después las cosas se ponen muy buenas. Las únicas dos historias que todo el tiempo se mantienen interesantísimas son las de Arya y Tyrion. Queda un buen suspenso para el siguiente capítulo.

Darek Cybulski _ongrel — I did enjoy this book, but I have to say that having read all of James Herriot's books, the tone is very much the same. It was a fun, escapist read and the characters were well drawn, but if you've never read either author I would start with the Herriot.