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Gustavo Marconcin liftersbr — I need some people to read this book immediately and then skype me to discuss it. This book has made me love Jesus more and want to live a life less ordinary.

Elena Rubio elenarubio — a forever favorite

Abhishek Ganguly cyboticx_old — This non-fiction by a very brave, albeit foolhardy woman who also happens to write beautifully and sensitively.

Nina Kim danbikim — Absolutely fascinating book. I cannot recommend it enough. I read this after having seen The Social Network, which is based upon the book Accidental Billionaires. If you want the true story behind FB, rather than the fictionalized story as depicted in The Social Network, then read The Facebook Effect. Kirkpatrick interviewed and traveled with Zuckerburg. It is the authorized story as Kirkpatrick points out ("it is authorized but not approved"). The Audible edition is narrated by Kirkpatrick, and he does a fantastic job. At the end there is an interview with Randy Zuckerburg (Mark's sister).

Suliaman Kamara ffofanah35ec1 — Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi is a book I have been looking forward to reading for ages now. It sounded amazing, and the early reviews coming in for it praised it immensely, especially for its dystopian elements. However, I was worried if I would like the book as much as everyone else..if it would live up to all the hype and glory surrounding it. Luckily, it did, as not only was Shatter Me a fantastic and noteworthy debut, but it's certainly a great first book, one that I'm absolutely, 100% stoked to read the sequels for. Shatter Me begins the story of Juliette, a girl who's been under the thumb of The Reestablishment for 264 days because of her deadly touch. The people around Juliette have always marked her as outcast, but now that The Reestablishment has control of her, she knows it's true. She doesn't deserve to be around people...to be touched and cared for...because when people touch her and she touches them they only get hurt. Everything changes, though, when Adam gets thrown into her cell. He's quiet, daunting, and mysterious, and he's completely caught her eye. He gets her in ways she could have never imagined, but what happens when she finds out Adam isn't the person Juliette thought he was? Will Juliette prosper or sink further into the ground? Only time and more pages can tell in this lively, thrilling debut that's sure to have anyone saying, "What's going to happen next?!" Juliette was certainly one of my favorite parts of Shatter Me. From the first page, I was instantly intrigued by her character. She seemed so hurt and damaged, and I wondered what made her that way, and what it would take for her to realize that she's still a great and strong person under it all. Because of that all, I loved watching her character develop and grow as the book progressed. It was a true transformation, and one that I'm eager to see it continued in the next book. I also ADORED Adam! He was just as swoon-worthy as everyone said he was, and I really liked seeing his relationship with Juliette develop as the book continued, especially when he grew as a person right along with her. Another great as well as surprising aspect of this book were the supporting characters. I loved Adam's little brother who was sweet, funny, and wise beyond his years, as well as Kenji who managed to make me chuckle more than once with his wry remarks. The plot in this was action packed from start to finish. I really enjoyed the level of detail Mafi put into The Reestablishment. They were creepy as well as deadly, and the perfect "villain" in most senses. And while I have a lot of questions to be answered, I'm sure the sequels will answer them. I also enjoyed seeing the romance in this one bloom too. It was steamy, and even though it developed at a fast past, it seemed somewhat realistic given the circumstances, which made me happy. Lastly, the paranormal abilities in this one rocked my socks! I seriously can't wait to learn more about Juliette's abilities in the sequels as well as some other possible ones. The only problem I had with the book is that I felt like some of the scenes were sort of dry, and perhaps needed some more spark and emotion, but besides that Shatter Me was truly a treat to read! Grade: A-

Sylvia Irsigler rudert — I don't know how much of it could be true,but I like it. no matter what's it about or what people said about it, or why ( as ayat ol lah khomeynei said) he must killed!!! read it then you could judge on your own.