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Sudhir Halankar _udhirh — Better and less judgemental than the mom's books.

Anas Abuzaina abuzaina — I read The Paris Wife just after Hemingway's "A Moveable Feast." While I realize they are vastly different, I have to say that I prefer Moveable Feast, simply for the sense of time and place that Hemingway is able to convey. Even though I don't like Hemingway, I feel like I am accompanying him in his exploits around Paris; I get to know Ezra Pound and Gertrude Stein. I did not feel that way at all with The Paris Wife. Certainly I felt for her emotional dilemma, but for how it was written, the story could have been set in any town in America. I just wasn't feelin' it for this book. Too bad, because I was so excited to read it after the reviews and an interview on NPR. I even chose it as my book group selection for the month of May. It was an okay choice, but not one of my better ones. 3 stars.

Gerald Beck _642d — A female soviet demolition expert's stories of the spanish civil war. Interesting technically, culturally, and politically. Lots of anarchist bashing, most of it deserved. Displays the uneasiness of the republican government with irregular troop formations and geurilla warfare. The interactions between the soviet and spanish comrades are amusing, especially those highlighting the conflicts between the machismo of the spanish men and the ideological orientation of the new soviet woman.