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Dmitriy Butakhin dbutakhin — An absolute must-read for anyone who wants to understand the future of business

Fulo Wang fulosunnydeef — This was a big disappointment after having read The Maltese Falcon, in all its stark, atmospheric glory. If this is all Hammett had left to give in his later writing life, it's probably for the best that he gave it up. The main characters are so shallow and have such drunken and meaningless lives, I kept wanting to slap them upside the heads. But next to the completely dysfunctional family of the title character, they come off like Albert Schweitzer and Mother Teresa. On the plus side, Nick and Nora Charles have to be among the coolest names for a fictional married couple. And they do hae a cool dog named Asta. I read somewhere that the first, partially written version of The Thin Man was told from the point of view of the detective that Nick Charles was working with. I think *that* could have been a terrific book. That detective stood out among the secondary characters and we would have gotten more than enough of the Charles' weirdness from reading about his interactions with them.

Ginie Hu blackginie — "One of the new things people began to find out in the last century was that thoughts - just mere thoughts - are as powerful as electric batteries - as good for one as sunlight is, or as bad for one as poison. To let a sad thought or a bad one get into your mind is as dangerous as letting a scarlet fever germ get into your body. If you let it stay there after it has got in you you may never get over it as long as you live." I found this book browsing through my mother in law's library and realized I had never read it. It sounded intriguing so I picked it up. It was a little hard for me to get into at first. The author's or Mary's description of India and the "natives" irritated and sometimes offended me much like reading Khalil Gibran or Rudyard Kipling offends me. I muddled through, battled my urge to burn the book and surprisingly found a sweet jewel of a book. I liked bringing my childhood mind back to the forefront and getting lost in fantasy and dreams. I love how the garden was also a character that reflected the hearts and physical nature of Mary and Colin. Through their belief that the garden could be full and glorious again they themselves developed physically, emotionally and spiritually. I think we all have a "secret garden." The room in the house that's just filled with stuff and mess that you'd rather not deal with. The heart that doesn't let anyone too close. The mind that refuses to believe anything is possible. The long forgotten childhood dreams stuck admist the cobwebs and traffic of the daily doldrum. The letters I haven't written. The book that I haven't started. The unforgiveness that I have held onto. It all starts with a thought.

Erin Martin erinmartin — Another fun Stephanie book. Better than the other between-the-numbers books.