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Andrew Guiliana _01a2 — Ironically, I didn't intend to buy this book. I checked it out at work and then spilled my drink on it, so had to purchase it! The premise is a couple agrees to only buy necessesities for a year and the excerpts I read about them debating whether q-tips and wine were essentials amused me. But she alternates those anecdotes with stories of economic policies that I didn't care about. And I couldn't relate to their choices since they already get food from co-ops and were so politically minded...which let's face it, I'm not. I didn't connect and I didn't find it memorable.

Burzuma 1 burzumineebf — I read this after hearing about it in reviews of The Hunger Games (which I loved.) I had a hard time getting into this one, though. I just never got the point of why this story was written and what it said about humanity (it seemed like it was trying to say something.) There were some nicely-written parts, even in translation, and some interesting characters. But to me, it read overall like an excuse for a lot of blood and violence.

Narender Singh narendergfx — Having been a Christian for decades, I'm at the point in my life where I'm sick of the trite and tired of the church (even though I have been a church leader). We Christians have so much to be regretful for, for all the crap we have unleashed on the world in the name of our religion. That's why I like Donald Miller's book so much--he feels the same way. Being a Christian is more being a disciple of Christ, not of the church, and being a part of a movement rather than an institution. If you feel the same way, or are looking for something different about faith, read this book.