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Gladys Mujica _la_this — An excellent baseball book. 7/28/09 Just re-read this two days ago. Still a great baseball book.

Tanya Tanya _anushkina_ — I've loathed writing a review for this book, because I don't think I could do it justice. The book was quite an annoying read. The first half was (seriously) taking college students' responses to the question "Why should anyone believe anything at all?" and giving the author's two-bits on why those reasons are correct or incorrect. Basically, it covered the first week of a freshman course on epistemology. While claiming to deal with post-modern thought, it really avoids the issue by a vague rejection of the system that doesn't deal with the issues at all. The second half was perhaps even more disappointing. It was a very broad scope of Christian apologetics, but it really lacked any solid rebuttals of common attacks on Christian faith. In his own eyes the author thought he was making other worldviews look silly, but in actuality he was only making himself look that way. I kept trying to approach the book from the perspective of an atheist, agnostic, or adherent to a different religion, and I found it easy to refute or write off most or all of the author's claims. The only defense I could give for the book is that it was written in 1995 when Christian evidentialist apologetics were at their peak and more modern forms of apologetics were not widely recognized as being valuable. A book that I would recommend more is the author's "The Universe Next Door," which gives fair analysis (if not evaluation) of various worldviews. That book is what interested me in this current book.

Megan Russell _llustration — Full review on: Amber Argyle I love this series. Love it. Love it. Love it. If you adore paranormal, this is a must have for your library. Jacinda has returned to her pride of dragons, determined to forget the boy she's fallen for. After all, how can a hunter and his prey fall in love? And of course there's Cassian, who Jace has been convinced only wants her because she's a coveted fire breather. Or does he? Time after time, Cassian proves himself as he goes out of his way to protect and care for Jace. No matter what choice Jace makes, she loses something. Being with Will means abandoning her family and her way of life. Staying with Cassian means losing her freedom for the tyrannical rule of the alpha male. This is one of the best written love triangles I've ever read--and this coming from the girl who is sick to death of love triangles. In the first book, I was totally a Will fan. Now I'm totally in Cassian's camp. I can't wait for the final installment!