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Abhijit Lade ladeabhijit — A fairly accurate, but in no way comprehensive, review of American pop music (if pop includes rock and country) from 1959 to 2000. I was bothered by the tone of the author; he often makes sweeping generalizations that I just don't agree with. It was okay for an overview, but I'm not sure I learned anything significant, if that makes any sense. I picked this book because it came in as a new book to the music library

Eva Maria weinreiche36c1 — Funny, insightful, and moving--a great, and much more authentic alternative to the Help.

Clarissa Trianni clarissatrianni — Although I have yet to discover really WHAT this had to do with the ten lost tribes, I really enjoyed the book. It's a quick read. I loved the author's writing style. She really has a knack for crafting a wonderfully written sentence. Each chapter reads as a short story and I found them each engaging and interesting. I'd recommend it to almost everyone.

Matthew Grandin mattgrandin — I had seen the movie and loved it, but the book is even better! The City of Fallen Angels (his 2nd book) is just as good, if not better! I highly recommend both of his books. I wish he would write more.