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Adha Izhan adhaizhan — out of the 10 books out this one is definitely my favorite. I love myrnin, i think he's amazing and he makes me smile. I just love how the book is full of surprises and keep you on the edge of your seat moments and i really round it hard to put the book down.

Ammar Sami dr_ammarsa25 — A fascinating look at the latest thoughts on sleep, why we spend so much time doing it, what happens when we don't, how much do we need, what to do when we can't, why do we dream, etc etc. Written by one of the UK's foremost sleep researchers, Professor Jim Horne from Loughborough University (my alma mater) writes well for the interested layman, and provides a thoughtful look at both the science and practical aspects to sleep. I was expecting more depth to the science, but was satisfied with the 250 pages exploring a wealth of information about sleep. What still fascinates me is how little we understand about our 8 hours of daily unconsciousness..... So then, are you a lark or an owl, an insomniac or a long sleeper?

Santiago Bedoya _antibs937f8d — This "Wind" series is set in the early 1500's and although it is very sad, it is intriguing and hard to not read through without wanting to cultivate Lavendar and Roses, I wish I had the time to create the gardens depicted in this series of books!

Huan Er xiaoyufbc03 — Back in the eighties I worked at a used bookstore and saw this book come cross the counter one day. The cover shows a silhouette of a girl holding a bloody hammer. The caption near the image states "Katie never killed with kindness." That was all I needed to buy this book and take it home. It is still in my prized McDowell collection and will never leave. If my house caught fire, it is one of the material possessions I'd weep over losing because it has long been out of print. This book is eerie and gruesome. It starts off in 1863 and the first page describes how a woman is one-by-one stunting the growth of a litter of poodle pups with cheap gin. She is babysitting 9-year-old Katie, who wants to try. Katie shoves the syringe down the puppy's throat too hard, and it spits up the liquor and blood over Katie's dress. Furious, she brings her fist down into the puppy's stomach which pops, and then throws the thing out the window. And this is just the prologue. A young woman named Philo gets an urgent letter from her grandfather, who fears for his life from his "caretakers"--the Slapes. The book is a flee-and-chase story involving the Slapes and Philo, who wants justice and the carpetbag full of money they took from her kin. It's a book that explores the greed of one cold-hearted, dysfunctional family. I can only imagine the great books McDowell would have written if he hadn't died too soon.