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Qba Nit qbanitka — So tremendous!But still so many details about the spanish civil war that make it hard to follow at some points.You must be too concentrate when you start reading it.All in all,it's a great book that helps you enrich your knowledge about one of the least understood conflicts of the last century!I strongly recommend it for someone who wants to specialise in this civil war!

Jean-louis Blackburn _a50d — A little heavy on the philosophical ramblings toward the end, but overall a touching story that inspires optimism and hope and encourages the reader to follow her/his dreams. Very quick read.

Anasha Atkins expressiond290 — Vocab: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cratylism Cratylism] - A philosophy taking after the Platonic dialogue of Cratylus, in which Cratylus argues that language is natural rather than conventional. "It thus turns out that it is not only in love, cratylism, and botany that the supreme act of nomination wields a material impact and, like lightning striking from the superstructure back to the base, fuses its unlikely materials into a gleaming lump or lava surface." --Introduction p. xiii

Rickardo Grijalva _73 — So far so good....seems a fast read despite the 400 pages. Finished now, it was a very good read. I definitely recommend it to all women out there! (Guys would probably be a bit bored by the social-climbing drama.)

Romano Lindhout _omano — What was that ending?! Really Cassandra Clare?! I'll have to wait until next year to know what is going to happen, and I just can't wait!!! It was even better than the first one, everyone should read it, it was THAT good!

Erwin Ferrebus _2f328 — Hmmm, this is a tough one to review. I have seen this family's show on TLC and was floored at how religious and preachy a life they live. The Gosselin's religious beliefs are not apparent whatsoever in "Jon & Kate +8." However, the book seems to be one big testimonial of their faith and reliance on God. Kate makes no bones about the fact that after "her God" Jon comes first and then her children. Her family serves the Lord and she wants you to know about it. Here's the rub though- her testimonial seems a bit disingenuous. The story of the sextuplets birth was an interesting one though. Reading about the first year of their lives was riveting stuff. Kate seems to feel some remorse for her controlling and cranky behavior that first year. But why? Her controlling behavior helped everyone live through it- whether it was scheduling the volunteers, preparing the babes' bottles, or fighting off what had to be overwhelming despair. The first year of their lives she only got out one time on her own. One. Time. In. A. Year. This is a quick read about a Christian couple who believe that this was all God's plan.

Ehsan Teymouri _hsan_eymouri — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg0m5b...