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Paul Jesse pauljroberts — Wow, what a ride, if I was dissapointed it was only because I could not stop often enough to catch my breath... But I did love it, when rating it I think I was just feeling grumpy it is over. I have to think awhile about it to see what my rating will really be. This read for me the way the Goblet of Fire did, I could just not slow down, except to allow the other people in the house to have a crack at it. I cannot wait until they are done so we can talk about it. Same goes for my friends!

Suzette Snyman _nyman — This was a fun story Christian romance novel about a twenty-something girl trying to figure out her ambitions and dealing with the twists and turns of life in a small town community. Her passion for writing and being noticed by a certain Scottish gentleman were adorable. Mostly predictable but enjoyable all the same.

Philip Bannister philipbannister — I was immediately pulled into this engrossing tale of a journalist following the story of a group of incredibly intelligent bonobos at a university research lab who have learned to communicate through sign language. While some of the plot feels contrived - the ending ties up a little too neatly and there's also an improbable subplot about a character who may or may not have met his illegitimate long-lost son - Gruen's research into human-ape discourse pays off as she expertly details the communication mechanisms used by the apes and the bond they've formed with their caretakers. I found myself caring more about what would happen to the apes in the story than what would happen to the human characters!

Eric Auzou ericwebsite45 — The Checklist Manifesto is not as helpful as Gawande's previous books - especially Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance which improved my business quite a bit with the injunction to 'count something' (so we did, everything, and saw the patterns. You should see my spreadsheets now! (Just as an aside, as an artist I am good at statistics I can see the patterns. Can't do maths though, never even got to GCSE level on that). Where this book really made a difference is in operating theatres. They are now run like airplanes. First there is a very short briefing where any of the team can say anything without regard to status, and then there are the checklists to make sure that all eventualities, equipment and item retrieval - swabs put into your body are supposed to be counted and then accounted for at the end. Gawande is so easy to read because he mixes his advice with proof and anecdotes, some of them personal. These sort of books, regardless of the subject are almost a genre in themselves. Think: Oliver Sacks for neurology and Jon Ronson for somewhat scandalous pop culture, but there are many more. Very enjoyable, light, non-fiction. Recommended for people who are allergic to self-help books (me) but work in a complex industry and would like some advice that doesn't look like it because as Oscar Wilde said, "The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself." Read March 3, 2011. Review rewritten Dec. 15th, 2015

Barakah Iqbal rockogirl — easy read, page turner, suspense, romance, identification w/ a character.... love nicholas, loved this one.

Yuqing Yang yukikaze_503b92b — Excellent book. The graphic novel format is perfect... storytelling is strong, compelling, and heartbreaking. Great read for teens, great read for adults who've been through it and/or who are witnessing kids going through this shit.

Hororo World hororo — My boys thought this was really funny and read it over and over.

Vijju Baba _ijju_aba — Great book, but not nearly as intriguing as the first one. All of these books would make great movies though - here's to hoping.