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Tiago Sousa 333tiago3315ce — Notorious Royal Marriage by Leslie Carroll is a delightful romp through European history by way of examining several of the most infamous couples of all time. Eleanor of Aquitaine and her consecutive kings, Isabella and Ferdinand, Juana and Philip, Henry VIII and all six Queens, Mary Stuart and Henry Lord Darnley, Marie-Antoinette and Louis XVI, Alexandra and her Nicholas and many more. It is a book which I found not only highly entertaining but in each chapter, even those about royals whom I have studied, I always learned things I had never known before. In most instances, when addressing certain controversies, Leslie carefully presents the evidence, gives her opinion, but lets the reader draw their own conclusions. I have to say that I am impressed with the vast amount of information that was compiled for each royal marriage, yet summarized into compact narratives. Royal Marriages has a distinct common touch that makes it an easy read but contains enough dates and details for any lover of history. While the chapter on Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette had a few items that Leslie and I could probably sit and debate about over cocktails, I was moved by the chapters on Franz Josef and Sissi, who suffered everything throughout their long and rocky marriage, as well as by the retelling of the saga of George IV and Mrs. Fitzherbert. I was very glad that Leslie pointed out the Nazi connection in recounting the bizarre relationship of Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII. Most of all, I loved the chapters on Mary Queen of Scots. I had trouble putting this book down and must have been an incredible bore to my family over the holidays as I kept slipping away to read it. It was intriguing to see how even the best of marriages had ups and downs, with the complications of royalty adding to the challenges of compatibility.

Klaira Griffin _laira — Anna is sent to Paris to spend her senior year at a boarding school, the School of America in Paris. Of course she doesn't want to go - her life, her best friend, her potential boyfriend, her little brother and mom are in Atlanta. But Anna doesn't sulk for long, she quickly meets new friends and this one totally hot and totally unavailable boy Etienne St. Clair. Anna is a character that is easy to relate to. Her constant chatter is witty and funny, yet it is realistic. You experience the terror, loneliness and the language barrier that Anna endures during her first few weeks in Paris. You feel her awkwardness and shyness as you see her blunder and bumble. As she struggles you watch her transform and you cheer her on as she follows her heart. Anna and the French Kiss brings Paris alive in its pages.I loved being able to experience and see the sites of Paris through her eyes. I came away with a new appreciation of Paris. I want to visit immediately. The story is funny, warm and realistic. Perfect example of a YA love story.

Federico Maksimiuk _liseslima — amazingly insightful. love the Mayans and can't wait to get back to Central America to do some more digging and connect on an even more personal level. It's insane to see how they tied everything together in such sensical ways. They accounted for everything surrounding them, every piece of their world that needed defining just as we still try and do today. It is also fantastical and extreme in some of the interpretations for how various things came to be, with that magical and mysterious quality of the gods. Just really fascinating to read what these people thought, although translated- and I think this is a really nice translation, and see the correlations between them, past peoples, and people today.

Rudy Turrubiartes rturrubiartes — A book so good, I missed my bus stop on more than one occasion because I was too engrossed. Lodge explores a group of Catholic college students and the priest that leads them both in school and then traces their lives afterwards. Caught in a changing world of cultural upheaval, they are often left asking the question of how far CAN you go before being dashed off to hell? Hilarious, this will make you a Lodge fan for life.

Sarath Scn sarathscned146 — Funny, but not great. It doesn't read like a book, really. It's not something you can get absorbed in, but it was fun to read some of the lists of weird words for things.

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