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Ollie Lister _lliel11 — I received this book in the mail from amazon.com this past weekend. It is chock full of amazing resources and all sorts of stuff! I will photocopy some of the pages to include in my seminar portfolios!

Sambhav Jain samrooney92a0f — Interesting enough read, a little rude in places but this book explores more than her life as a call girl. It explores what made her start the oldest profession in the world, the experiences to be had ( good and bad) , her life as a teacher and how she got out of it.

Fer Claro ferclaro — I often feel bi-polar when I in the process of reading anything by Gaiman. I find myself thinking that I am reading the most bizarre book of my life, or the one that makes the most sense. Sense to the point that I am mystified as to why no one else had written something like it. In either case however, the writing is superb and this book is no exception. This was such a fun, original idea that I was destined to like it. Gaiman is one writer who manages, EVERY TIME, to make his subject macabre and funny at the same time. This takes talent (a lot folks), and once again the man has delivered. The YA tag on this one is pointless. The only YA part of this book is the age of the protag. Ignore the DOB on your driver's license and just read this one. It is too odd...you'll have to enjoy yourself out of self defense! :)

Nguyen Vien _guyen_uc_ien — This book changed my life. No, I didn't become a paranoid raving conspiracy nut (ok, maybe for a couple months after), but Robert Anton Wilson and Bob Shea's ability to intermingle facts with insanity and blur the line between them seamlessly taught me to question everything. It was incredibly funny, with stabs at everything, and it really works your brain out; punching, dodging, and weaving all while teaching some crazy crazy shit. That is if you are willing to believe. Heh.

Park Hyejin hjgracepark — Very different and thought provoking.