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Mohammad Asif asif_mannan — This was a hard read for me. I liked Teacher Man better.

Mario Bosio _ari_o — I loves me some serial killin's. But seriously, the books for Dexter blow the Showtime drama completely out of the water. Not only is Dexter a lot more pragmatic and a genuinely empty 'void' (though bless Showtime's heart, they do try.) - but sometimes there are some things that need to be in written word to be truly digested and understood. This is one of the many reasons why this book was addictive; I couldn't put it down to save my life, and I was miserable to see it end. My one complaint is that the ending seemed... well, not cliche, but definitely not what I would've expected OR wanted to have happened. (I wouldn't ruin it for the... one person who reads what I write.) To anyone who loves the dark, the bloody and the murder of morons who have it coming, I'd definitely suggest Jeff Lindsay's Dexter series. Cheers.

Almir Spahic alspahic — I didn´t really get it at the time but I am re-reading it now and get the feeling I am going to enjoy it so much better.

Marko Savić smarko1983 — I loved this book. Going into it I had no idea what to expect, from the cover and the summary it sounded a bit immature to me. But boy! oh boy! was I surprised... It was entertaining and the characters were fabulous!! I loved the plot, the path the story took you through was unexpected and it had some turns you never saw coming. Overall I loved it...

Janet Bitter _itter — I'm still baffled as to why there is a flat stomached, white female body on the front cover. Especially considering some of Valenti's points were insistant on the new age of feminism; open to men and women of all colour and creeds. Other than that, this was an interesting book from a British point of view. Who knew Mississippi banned vibrators but allowed people to buy guns with a background check? Not me! Or that abstinance only education is incrediably wide spread? Not me! Or that pharmacists are allowed to refuse patients the pill/EC? Not me! It made me quite grateful to be living in Britain. I found Valenti's style of writing distracting. It felt like she ended every sentance with, 'I know, right?' or some other sarcastic comment. This book is probably best for high school and young college students. I found her voice quite patronising and off putting, there wasn't anything particularly new from a ideological view point, but it would still be an informative book for those who are total new comers to the movement known as feminism.

Sam Baynham sambaynham — I read this for Anthropology, although I would have read it just for kicks. I really enjoy Harris's materialist view of culture and the seemingly strange taboos that societies have.