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Kong Pureum pureureum — Patton Oswalt had a huge influence on me while I was growing up. His verbose and narrative stand up routines are some of the most memorable bits ever performed. It's no surprise his performances translate well to book form. The passages about surviving suburban boredom in Sterling, Virginia were particularly resonant with me (I used to take karate classes in the same shopping center as the theater where Patton worked). My only criticism is that it is far too short and barely delves into his comedic career. hopefully this is only the first in a series of memoirs.

Manuel Gallardo mangall — This novel of the Plague in England was interesting. It gave me an entirely different perspective on this momentous event in history that most authors just mention. From the viewpoint of someone who is quarantined in a village rotting of plague, Brooks is able to bring to life the stories of villagers effected by this deadly illness. Sad, empowering, and sometimes extremely depressing, this book charts the path of the plague through a small village and documents their struggles and successes in their fight for survival. I found it a good read.

杨 倩玉 617yqy — I don't know about you, but I had to skip past the gay sex scenes. It was to much for me!