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Hobn Ltd hobn — I loved this book. I thought it was really smart and well-written. Very easy to digest. Unfortunately I loaned it out to someone who didn't appreciate it and made me feel like shit for enjoying, then never returned it. D:

Nikolas-sergii Kashchishyn ck1988 — Shards of Honour begins the Vorkosigan Saga, which introduces us to Commander Aral Vorkosigan and Captain Cordellia Naismith. The book is a mix of science fiction, political intrigue, survival, war, and even some romance. Cordellia serves as the main narrator for the story, and I found this distracted a little bit from the political intrigue the author tried to establish. Since everything came through Cordellia's perspective, I didn't feel like I adequately understood the complexity of the situation, nor did the book achieve the tension I would expect from that kind of plot line. Despite that issue, I did enjoy the book, and I'm looking forward to continuing the saga. I think there are something like 15 in the series.

Alexandra Horvath horvathsandra — Self-indulgent and whiny. Like Lifetime (for women) in novel form.

Sidra Afzal _edra991 — Snoop: What Your Stuff Says About You by Sam Gosling, Ph.D. is a book about the psychology of possessions. Gosling has studied people’s stuff and living spaces for awhile now, and has gotten to the point where he can tell a number of things about a person just by examining a bedroom, bathroom or office. It was interesting to see the generalities that he has come up with during the course of his research (apparently, having sports memorabilia on your walls makes you more likely to be conservative, and having maps of far away places makes you more likely to be liberal) and to hear his defense of stereotypes - which people use to make mental shortcuts, freeing their brains up to do more important and necessary thinking. While I did some skimming and skipped one chapter completely, I found Gosling’s book to be a fascinating description of how people’s personalities are reflected in their spaces. I also hope none of my co-workers read it and learn more about me from my rather chaotic desk!

Estudio Lina estudiolinavila — I loved this book- it is so interesting and thought provoking with a great ending!!! You definitely should read it!! But beware- the first few chapters take a bit to get through but stick with it and you won't regret it.