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Jessie Dang jessiedang — When you can get used to the constantly changing point of views, the story is pretty good. The author aids this by providing different fonts and styles for each speaker and lists the speaker as the chapter title. But sometimes I found myself annoyed when I really didn't care to hear the POV of a certain character. Let me also say that the movie provides a different ending, and as usual, I prefer the book instead.

Bo Vittrup _obo1972 — It is an easy read, and an interesting investigation. My problem with the book was the lack of citations, I did not know what was the author's reconstruction and what was true.

James Martinez _ — This novel is about two girls living their lives try to find out what they are doing here on this earth. Sula and Nel are best friend who shared everything and one depenent on the other more. Nel is not abel to stand on her own she depent more on her family and Sula. Sula is the type of person that does whatever she want and she does let society d tell here want to do. Sula is one of the first person in the bottom to leave and go counitrrd her studies. I would remond this book to other because it a book that will make you think about your friendship and other things in your life. This will also make think about your family and the society that you live in too. Toni Morrison wrting style is unique and it make s you think about the life that you have. So read this book and injoy it,

Marc Clabbers _arc1947 — I enjoyed this book. It was a little hard to get into, but within a few chapters I found myself relating to Nancy's insecurities and cheering for her to find happiness... her thoughtfulness and self-deprecating style make it easy. I expected more outlandish, "that's Hollywood for you!" stories, and was pleased to find that that's not the case - it's not about name dropping, but a classic journey to self-discovery.

Peacefulwarrior -panka- peacefulwarrior — This is a collection of around forty-five 1000 word essays that are part of Chomsky's New York Times Syndicate writings. As always, the essays are usually printed outside of the United States, but rarely featured domestically. It is a quick read, and despite the fact that Chomsky does well in synthesizing information, these essays do not lend themsevles to comprehensive analysis or detailed footnotes (that which Chomsky is know for). However, these essays are extremely timely (with the most recent appearing in March of 2007) and lend themselves to quick insights of importance. It is refreshing to read and re-read the essays and scan over the updated footnotes and furthermore, the encouraged readings that always adorn the margins. Chomsky has always been an inspiration, and this book continues to lend support and encouragement for the future of democracy in dire times.