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Varun Dhawan _arun_hawan — I first learned of this book when I saw the author plug on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. It seemed interesting and very similar to a book that I read a while back called Physics for Future Presidents. For that reason, I decided to read it and, to say the least, I found it to be quite informative. The book basically talks about the technological advancements that are being made in the battle field. One such example of this would be the Predator drones. It used to be that in order to get information or an overview of the battle, you would have to take a plane up into the sky, fly over the field, take pictures of the field and go back. Mind you, all this done whilst being shot at by flak. Now, we can take pictures, do recon and even take out targets with unmanned aerial vehicles and, here's the kicker, those unmanned aerial vehicles are being piloted by people sitting in an air conditioned room in the Las Vegas. This book really advanced my knowledge on the advancements in war. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys science or electronics because the book really explains a lot about it.

Tara Cronin _77d5 — the good word... 4th century BCE... comedian, poet, story teller, and trickster.. a book i continually aspire to understand and hold myself to, With a satchel of quirky stories... he single handedly undermined the institution of rational thought in ancient China.. (who knows if that's true.. it just has a ring to it...) Burton Watson... is an excellent translator, a famous scholar... ive read four other translations.. only his manages to begin to capture all the multitudes... (though others are better for teasing out the philosophical implications, at the cost of obliterating the humor, or the poetry...) seminal inspiration for philosophical Taoism, Cha'an Buddhism, and ten thousand other things... the book glows in the dark...

Colleen Sontheimer sontheimer — This book was not as good as "Eats Shoots and Leaves," but still delighfully funny. Maybe I don't care quite as much about etiquette - British etiquette at that - as I do about grammar and punctuation. Her observations did not ring true as often as they did in her other book. If you enjoyed Lynne Truss' witticisms in her first book, you will get a good laugh out of this one as well. But if you have never read her writing, please do not start with this book.

Sabuhi Nazaraliyev _abuhi — I just couldn't get into this book at all. A few friends have been telling me for a year how much I'd like this Swedish author's novels. They were dead wrong...try as I might, and believe me I tried several times, it just wasn't for me.