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Christeena Knowles cjk1956 — I find Mike Huckabee to be entirely affable. He just seems like a nice man. Sure, he's a politician and sometimes says foolish things (as he did today on some radio show), but overall, he's incredibly likable. Does he have a snowball's chance in Hell of becoming President? I don't think so: he's too conservative, I think, to have wide appeal to the moderates and independents who actually elect Presidents in this country. With that said...who knows? Could anyone have predicted Barack Obama five or six years ago? I certainly didn't. Anyone truly can become President. What a great country! This is Governor Huckabee's latest book. He lays out twelve areas of concern about America, as well as telling about how he'd approach each issue. Much of what he writes is, in fact, common sense (secure borders, energy independence, etc.) I found myself nodding along much more often than I disagreed. The book is written with a very chatty tone, full of stories and anecdotes that make the author's point. It was a fast read. So here is my first political book for the POTUS 12 cycle which begins...last month. Newt Gingrich is ready to throw his hat into the ring sooner rather than later. Mike Huckabee may, or may not run (I'm thinking he will). Romney, of course. Personally I don't see an easy win for the GOP this time through: the President is excellent at getting elected, and there simply isn't a clear GOP front runner. With that said, there will be unlimited corporate and union spending this time around, so anything could happen. Would I vote for Mike Huckabee? For the time being, I'd have to give a definite maybe.

Lillian Lee madebylillianlee — In the modern world, vampires remain hidden, but have created their own worldwide governing body that enforces the rules of vampire behavior, and distributes drugs that enable vampires to go out in the daylight and prevent humans from being turned by a vampire bite. A group of traditional vampires that just sees humans as a food source and wants to return vampire life to its old ways attacks the Federation with the intent of destroying it. Human police inspector Joel Solomon and Vampire Intelligence Agency agent Alex Bishop are thrown together to try and stop the uprising. The book is readable, but is nothing special. The whole mix of a thriller novel with vampires didn't really work for me. Some of the action scenes are decent, but vampires having gun battles with each other just removes most of the interest in using vampires in the first place. The story is predictable, with a romance between Joel and Alex that comes out of nowhere and an obvious ending. I might look for further volumes in the series, but they won't be a high priority.

Mateusz Fryc mateuszfryc897 — Wonderful book of simple "poem" stories about a non-Jewish woman who was 6 in 1945. She suffered from food shortages and bombing and then saw the ugly side of German authoritarian parenting and post-War self pity. Went on to live in a Jewish immigrant neighborhood in New York. Not bedtime reading...