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10 10 indefinido — I automatically associate this poem with Anne of Green gables, and the scene where she almost drowns. But it is a lovely work, really.

Alejandra Ospina _lejandra_spina16 — At some point during my reading of this book, I thought I wasn't going to enjoy it as much as I wound up enjoying it. Personally, I've never cared for olives, but, one man setting out on a quest to find the oldest olive tree in existence sounded intriguing. And indeed, it was. That man is Alex Dingwall-Main, a garden designer living in Provence, France. One fateful day, he quite literally runs into a wealthy man who just happens to be in need of Dingwall-Main's skills as a designer. The wealthy man, Latour, is in need of a centerpiece for his soon-to-be-magnificent garden, and Mr. DM is just the person to help Latour. It is decided that an olive tree would fit in exceptionally well in the garden, given its storied history and symbolism, as well as sheer beauty. However, not just any olive tree will do. No, Latour needs the oldest olive tree that Dingwall-Main can find. What follows is an account of Dingwall-Main's adventure across Europe, from France to Italy to Spain to Greece, all in search of The Right Tree. He finds one, in Spain, that is otherwise known as The Angel Tree, for both its shape and heavenly qualities. However, this tree is not for sale, at least not without a few stipulations. Peppered in between the author's travels are various tangents on how olive trees came to be so revered, brief lessons in world history, accounts of just what an eccentric Frenchman can be like, and myriad other interesting minutiae - which, I love in books like this. The story itself is endearing, as is its ultimate conclusion, but like many great adventures, the beauty lies in the journey, not just the final destination.

Mariam Bederu mbederu7ad3 — I read this in the midst of my own "early, temporary retirement" so it was rather fitting. It's witty and a quick-read...I'd recommend for a nice little escape.

Jeanbaptiste Bouleau jb_bouleau — This will always be my favorite Xanth novel. My dad got me interested in the series when I was in junior high. I will never forget "cat-ass-trophy"!!!

Soyeon Kwon whaleyeon — The definitive western apologist's view of Islam and its place in the world. Must read this to understand more critical works that come that take Islam to task. Best-selling author and renowned religious scholar Karen Armstrong presents a concise and articulate history of Islam, the world's fastest-growing faith. Beginning with the Prophet Muhammad's flight from Medina and concluding with an examination of modern Islamic practices and concerns, Armstrong delivers an unbiased overview. She contends that no religion is more feared and misunderstood by the Western world as Islam, and firmly challenges the notion that these two civilizations are on a collision course.

James Nester jamesnester — kheily ketabe ghashangiye man chand sale pish khoondamesh,, va vaghean jalabe,,