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Dara Ly sreyleak66aa — I'm not quite a Murakami fanatic, but I do love his books. I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I love how the characters exist in their own space and time. At the same time, they are connected to each other at an intimate distance. It's worth the read.

Beth Viveiros bethviveiros — i read this after reading Yancey's The Jesus I Never Knew. He suggested it...its always why i read The Brothers Karamazov. Tolstoy's black and white uncompromising take on the Sermon on the Mount is frought with problems (as his life showed) but it was a good kick in the ass for me. The uncompromisingness of the book has stuck with me and really, for better or worse, informes the way i look at the issues of justice and our part in combating it and the church and its constant compromising nature.

Molly Clark mollysclark — Hide by Lisa Gardner was one of my favorites from her. Its about a young girl who is always on the run for some mysterious reason, which she later finds out why. She then comes face to face with the one person that is the reason she has been hiding all these years.

Katie Norsworthy _atie_orsworthy — Interesting and quite enlightening, although more about form and style than about particular structures. I used to live in the Coeymans House, one of the books listed as an example of a Dutch Colonial (real) farm house. But the author also seems enamored of less then stellar ideas, like the suburban headquarters of General Foods and of Union Carbide, both of which may be interesting buildings but also look like total institutions in the middle of nowhere.