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Peter Gašparík sorum — A fascinating account of Marie Antoinette's life. This is the biography Sofia Coppola based her movie on and it's supposed to be the best biography on Marie Antoinette. I highly recommend it!

Tommas Tingbjør _on_orat — A new way of thinking is just what the doctor ordered. We benefit when we shift our perspective, look through new lenses and value the life we have...

Fantasy Wang fantasywang — Great story for story time, not to long but funny. maybe possible using an alligator puppet. The alligator under his bed makes a boy's bedtime hazardous operation, until he lures it out of the house and into the garage.

Dan Dan danrodcab — A fitting end to the Millennium trilogy and my favorite book in the series, without giving anything away, Hornet's Nest picks up exactly where The Girl Who Played With Fire left off. This can be a bit confusing since in the US we've had to a wait almost a full year for the final installment and it's tough to remember the events of the second book in detail. Once this book gets moving though, it's pretty tough to put it down. My main problem with all three books has been that there just isn't enough Salander time, but I've come to appreciate the fact that her character appears just enough to keep her interesting without detracting from the overall stories being told. Too much Salander would be a bad thing. I'd give this book 5 stars, but I'm finding it hard to figure Stieg Larsson out. He's obviously someone who is against violence towards women, but on the other hand, he has no problem exploiting his female characters by putting them through horrible scenes of torture, rape, etc. to write his stories. I'm guessing we'll never get to read what there is of book 4 (or is it book 5 as some have speculated?) that happens to be sitting on a computer in Sweden, held in legal turmoil, but again, I think Hornet's Nest (or Hornets' Nest if you're British apparently) serves as a great send off two amazing characters that will be sorely missed. I'm now eagerly awaiting the translation of the third Johan Theorin novel. What exactly are they putting in the water in Sweden that makes their crime fiction so darn good?

Marcelo Souza marcelodesign — The Everything Glycemic Index Cookbook: 300 Appetizing Recipes to Keep Your Weight Down And Your Energy Up! (Everything: Cooking) by Nancy T. Maar (2006)