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Kat Willett kathos9096cbd — Parts of this book were really interesting and informative - and incredibly relevant today, even though it was originally written in 1981. If anything, the world has gotten more materialistic and chaotic, the environment more damaged, and the gap between rich and poor more prevalent. Clearly, the priorities of our culture are misplaced. Things are not working, and it's time for embracing a simpler, less selfish lifestyle. Unfortunately, this wasn't a practical how-to manual. It felt very hippie-commune, pie-in-the-sky theoretical...everybody has to find their own path, etc. The writing, particularly the made-up words ("unsatisfactoriness"??) distracted from the flow. Also, the original survey (from 1977) in the back of the book made me realize how far we've come as a society. Under "Race," the choices were "White," "Black," and "Brown." Wow. Still looking for a better 100-Thing Challenge and practical solutions for how to resist our materialistic culture. Any recommendations?

Rose Keeffe rkeeffe0f18 — A Thousand Splendid Suns is not the happiest, must upbeat novel i ever read but it is definitely an excellent book. There are some great characters in this story that you get to know. Some you just want to hug and some you want to kick in the face. The book focuses on two young Afghan girls that start off with completely separate lives but then eventually become very alike. This book can be a downer most of the time. The novel shows how bad Afghanistan was back then and what real people were going through. It’s an excellent story that keeps you turning the page.

Patricia Novia imagineartf846 — This book was awesome! The story was fun, riddled with "real" characters and mythological characters. I can't wait for the rest of the series to come out.

Justin Junior justinpjunior — If you or someone you know is newly disabled, then this is a really great collection of essays. It should help sort through not only the real issues people with physical disabilities face, but some of the emotional ones as well.

Nuna Kim nunakim — Snippets is a funny, joyful book about the trials and tribulations of pursuing America’s number one hobby, scrapbooking. If you’ve ever wielded a crop-o-dile, then you’ll find plenty to laugh about in this collection of essays about the challenges facing today’s scrapbooker. Family and friends may not understand you, but Lain does and she’ll have you looking at your addiction in a whole new way! If you’ve got a scrapper in your life, then this book is for you too. Do you want to understand this paper hoarding, button buying, ribbon diva who’s taken over your home? Then check out the essay on “Scrapper’s Brain” and be sure to read “A Room of One’s Own,” to find out what your paper queen is planning on doing to the spare bedroom. Hilarity abounds in this sweet little gem of a book, so pick up a copy today! You won’t be disappointed!