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Logistica Evenimente logistica_evenimente — Author and poet, Phil McClean has produced a book of 80 poems. Contemporary poems that reflect, not the past, our history or lost loves but the present; today’s happenings and experiences, life in the twenty first century. Forever 21 is a reflection of life in general. I found the poetry lyrical. Many of the verses could be sung and some would make very good modern day lyrics. Sir James Montague on page 96 is one such verse or Never to Have Seen the sun page 84 with it’s repetitive chorus. Dark Lady page 138 is another. The chorus resounds, “You’ve got a rare thing- time on your side. You never rush, run or hide.” Some remind us of thing lost. Old Newspaper with its verse: I once was a star- now I’m yesterday’s news-And there is no longer a room with a view-Like it or not, there is nothing I can do. Others are candid snippets of the daily grind. Rush hour traffic is featured in ‘Drive’ on page 54. Stark realizations of the violence of life are revealed in ‘Some of Us’ page 36 where the poet expounds on street violence, guns and drugs, and college shootings. The book is not without its love and romance references, seen in Love Song I and This Key we Forged Together. Phil McClean generates descriptive and intense images with his writing. He stimulates the senses and obliges the reader to do some thinking. For a candid, creative and often musical read, pick up a copy of Forever 21. It is a book you will return to often. Highly Recommended by reviewer: Shirley Roe, Allbooks Review www.allbooksreviewint.com

Salem Hubaishan rahidev — ** spoiler alert ** I'd give it a 1.5 star rating. I really didn't like it but I finished it, only to not care about the ending. There wasn't anything that stood out about the book. I didn't like the narrator, the story was pretty weak and seemed like it it had been done before. Spoiler Alert: This book had an overwhelming amount of sexual references and connotations throught. Mostly I thought it was gratuitous, and it kind of turned me off. But what I've realized is that the narrator must have been sexually abused herself as a child, as much as she didn't want to remember or admit it, that's why she was so preoccupied with sex. Having that thought after I finished the book didn't make me like the book anymore.

Jona Dinges jonadinges — GUH. This manga series was so freakin' good. And now it's over, damn-it-all. I laughed a LOT. I even got teary eyed a few times. I had me both loving and hating a dude who had died before the series started, ffs. It got a tiny bit confusing with the conspiracy plot. Either I didn't understand something, something was translated incorrectly, or there were some plot holes. But it's no big, really. Everyone read it.

Evy Mages _vy_ages — kind of intense, but the best of Morrison.