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Florent Texier _raum — This book, Letting Go of Words, was a real help to me. I come in from print media and this book helped me shape my mind for web writing. I recommend it to anyone interested in slimming down your word count, but at the same time getting your message out there.

Necati Aycicek necatiaycicek — Beautiful. Meditative, funny, aware, awake, honest. Nominated for the Charles Taylor Award.

Racha Mhanna adccg — I read this book after reading that Stephen King recommended it.He was disgusted that it hadn't been marketed better. I generally go with Uncle Stevie's recommendations on things (the one exception being the band, "Drive-By Truckers" whom I found to be unlistenable.) He was right about this book, however. It's a fictional account of an anthropologist named Martiya van der Leun and her long association with a village of Northern Thais. The incredible descriptions of the social and spiritual lives of these people and the intertwining of their lives with Martiya, which results in the murder of a local missionary is mesmerizing. I was ready to look up more about this tribe until I finished the book and found out they were totally made up. This is the author's first novel and I look forward to his next one.

Tmk Artist _emvvlen — watch Stanley Kubrick's film version. it is one of the few examples of a film that is better than the original novel.

Tangi Nguyen tanginguyen — The Guardian 3 Stars When visiting a soothsayer, four young highland boys receive prophecies of their future brides. Ian MacDonald is told that he will marry twice - once for hate and once for love. Years later he is forced to wed a childhood friend and deserts her to fight in France. Upon his return, he discovers that gangly Síleas has become a beautiful and spirited young woman with little patience for a man who chose war over hearth and home. Is it too late for Ian to prove his love for her? Ian has to be one of the most self-centered, obnoxious and irritating heroes ever to disgrace the pages of a historical romance novel. He returns home and expects the woman he deserted to welcome him with open arms and kiss the ground he walks on . . . Well, he is in for a big surprise! Síleas is a charming heroine - beautiful, caring and independent. The only problem with her character is her love for the undeserving Ian. It seems that love truly is blind…and deaf … and stupid! The rest of the plot revolving around a struggle for leadership of the Clan is well developed with some exciting action scenes. Unfortunately, it never quite succeeds in compensating for the weak romance. The rest of the series focuses on the other boys: Alex the womanizer, Duncan the tormented and Connor the leader. As their characters are far more likable than Ian, I am willing to give their books a chance.

Nora Kyriakides nkyriakidecbbc — I’m not a punctuation stickler, but I enjoyed this read anyway.

Karat Karat karat777w6a438 — I really enjoyed this book--except for the plotline that was obviously far-fetched, the rest of it was a realistic portrait of a family dealing with the challenges of young kids and elderly, sick parents.