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Un Yi 346193673bd80 — In the same lines of Mike Gecan's Going Public, Cold Anger tells the stories of another community organizer, Ernie Cortez, in south Texas. Not as great on the theoretical aspects of organizing, this story is told through a third party; an observer who spent time with Cortez and watched him in action. While there isn't the intensity of Going Public, Cold Anger is another great primer in community organizing.

Darko Djeric creativefilm — Oh, man, was this good. Talk about movie in the making. (Don't you worry Brad Pitt, I'll still go see your zombie movie when you finish.) Have to say, it's your typical zombie story...zombie virus hits the Earth, mostly everyone dies, small groups of survivors try to, uh, survive. Anyway...isn't that what makes 'em so fun? The action pretty much doesn't stop. The last sentence of the book was awesome. (Don't look!! You'll regret it. I accidentally did. Doh!) Totally leaves it open for a #2, which would be a-ok with me, but I would also like the book the way it ended without a second, so we'll see what the author does with it.

бахыр артына bluecirclefff2 — Good book, when you want to know about addiction and the rehab process. I don't really care if the book is not 100% true to the real story. Of course there will be some dramatised moments. What counts is the way he takes to get out of the problem. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to know a bit about addiction.

Zhu Dawan 49686676826ec — intially I found this to be good but lost interest later on - was comforting to read about someone having depression who wasn't stereotypical....this author was a high flyer - so made me feel as if it is the kind of illness that can strike anyone down - but I don't think I gained any personal insight into depression from reading this book