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237 Gaming 237gaming — You might like this book if: You’re a skeptic, you get depressed by this, you know a lot (or a little) about the Scopes Trial, you think séances, channeling, and psychics are a bit of a joke, you love Connie Willis, you are making your way through all the Hugo Award Winners (best novella), you can laugh at yourself for at least thinking once or twice of ordering stuff off of infomercials, or you like H.L. Mencken quotes. You probably won’t like this book if: You are a creationist, you believe that séances, channeling, and psychics are NOT a bit of a joke, or you don’t like Connie Willis. Plot in a sentence: A man who runs a skeptic magazine and his Lady Bountiful partner attempt to uncover one of those people who charge hundreds of dollars to contact the ghosts of your loved ones and other fascinating jazz like that.

Molis Chuang 10333156223e3d — Good book - you'll cry!

Shohreh Khosravi _elenkinglyb69c — I liked the narrator of this book, a rich Philadelphian who fell in love with the West through dime novels and who penned his own. It was a quick read, but when I got to the end, the book seemed to be missing some depth that I had been looking for but never found.

James Fitzgerald jamesfitzg40a0 — The oppresion of women during the Islamic revolution. Sounds like your usual oppressed Muslim woman story but it had somethings I could relate to.

елизавета куляба elizavetakeee4 — Hats off to Lisa Diamond for this book. Even though there's a bit of sampling bias and limitation in her longitudinal study (which could easily be remedied by better grants and more research assistants; no doubt after this book she'll be in a better position to get that), the findings she uncovers are doubtless invaluable to the field of sex research, and will hopefully be taken seriously by the scientific community and laypersons alike. For common readers, the book is very accessible, easy to read, and Diamond is at once an unbiased yet warm narrator, which keeps her more dry explanations from becoming close to boring. A great read for both academics and casual readers alike--I've taken sexuality classes, but read this for pleasure and enjoyed it immensely.