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Nielab Ansari _agnifiica — This is a good book for those who are interested in learning more about Logue. The biography itself was a little rough; could have used a little more editing. But otherwise a good biography of Logue.

June Paik junepaik — this was a more straightforward story than "the eqyptologist," and had some good moments about irony and american culture and youth. but i enjoy narrative trickery, so i liked "the egyptologist" better.

Timothy Scaffidi timscaffidi — This book along with the others that follow are giving the readers insite of just how valuable you are with the strenghs and weakness that you think you have. As long as you have a stable relashionships with freinds and family.

Ariadne Remoundakis ariadnerem — Perry Dawsey has what he thinks is a rash. It's in turns itchy and painful, but it's just a rash, right? Then the rash starts 'talking' to him. There are some pretty cool concepts in this book, but I felt let down by the plot and the cardboard cut-out characters. Perry himself is an awesome character. He's well drawn and with a personal history that plays beautifully into his current trials. I do think the horror goes a little over the top - I had to fight nausea on several occasions - but I'm not a classic horror fan. There was an excerpt for Sigler's second novel, Contagious, in the back of this book, but I honestly don't know if I could read another three hundred pages of Perry Dawsey with a pair of chicken scissors. For a one time read, this single book provided plenty of distraction - time to move on!