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Beatriz Mousinho beatrizmousinho — BioPower, Governmentality, the Panopticon, Power/Knowledge this book gave me a new way to see the world.

Busra Butun _usra_utunnn — Not very edifying, but highly entertaining. It reads like a Hollywood thriller (and is now being made into a movie). The author did some good research on old-timey circuses.

Thomas Gao slantyboy — i did enjoy this book and liked hunter as a character. the only down side for me was it didnt focus enough on the main characters and seemed to busy setting up the next book for chase

Askar Essentugelov _skar19 — In a time when a 50% divorce rate sends us into marriages hoping for the best but preparing for the worst, it is unusual to contemplate someone losing their spouse to death rather than infidelity or acrimony. But that is what has happened to Betta. Her blissfully happy marriage to John comes to an end when he succumbs to liver cancer, leaving her alone and devastated. One of his dying wishes was the she continue to live, and to thrive, and to do so by moving to the Midwest. So Betta trades in her Boston brownstone for a Middle America Victorian, and tries to learn how to face the rest of her life without the person who has been her life. There's a lot of sadness and grief in this novel--several times I paused to shudder over the idea of losing someone like the main character did, but there are a lot of simple, home truths, as well. Betta struggles and puts up a good fight--shr reconnects with old friends, tries to get to know the townfolks, takes delight in the simple pleasures. It's a very sensual book--not in the sexy way, but in the way that celebrates the tastes, sights, sounds, smells, and feel of things. A fairly gentle read (reminds me of the American version of Rosamunde Pilcher) and most definitely women's fiction.