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Tim Wahl _oo_all — Beautifully written story of tribal life in Western Montana in the late 1800's. You feel as if you're plunged into another world with very rich characters, a variety of plots, and freshly told history. Even though you know how the story must end, the debates about how to deal with Napikwans (white men) are tragic and compelling.

Ewren Tural evrentural — Have to wonder if Toll actually did any research, or if it's all just paraphrased from other secondary sources. Many, many factual errors, and very little primary research to back it up.

Eduardo Henriquez eahenrique5fe8 — While I admit that any book that advertises cleaning tips included is clearly not my type of book, I was still disapointed in Scene of the Grime. the characters were weak, the mystery very thin, and the ending pulled out of a hat. I found myself not caring about who, what, or why, but how many, as in how many pages were left.

Analicia Honkanen _nalicia_onkanen — I haven't read anything else by Malcolm Gladwell, and I think the real reason I loved this book is that it confirms my own world view. All the same, I can't resist giving it five stars. The book presents the thesis that very successful people are, like the rest of us, a product of a particular environment. In their cases it was a lucky environment indeed. Not that successful people do not work hard, but that it takes more than hard work to be an amazing success. It takes a certain background. Right with you there Malcolm Gladwell. He presents some very interesting anecdotes along the way. The less satisfying part is when you wonder about his hand-picked selection of these anecdotes, and how well they really would stand up to intense scrutiny. But I found myself loving it anyway.