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Jordan Turner jordanturner — You won't be able to put it down once you start. One of my favs.

Thiago Cunha thiagodsg — Ever since I saw the movie "Amadeus," I've been wanting to read a good biography of Mozart. However, this isn't it. I had high hopes for this book, as it came with two CDs of Mozart's works that were referenced throughout the book. Unfortunately, I found the practice of going from work to work to be laborious, as the author would sometimes reference 3 works in a row, so I had to either listen to each one for only a minute or so before moving on or take 10 minutes out of my reading time to listen to each one in full. I usually chose the former. Fortunately, the works are referenced over and over throughout the book, so I did get to come back to most of them at least once. The organization of this book was kind of clunky. The author would write a chapter about Mozart's life, and then a chapter (called "Interludes") in which he would discuss some aspect of Mozart's work; for example, there is an interlude on Mozart's sonatas, and another on his chamber music, etc. I understand what the author was trying to do, but it didn't work for me. I guess I prefer things to be more linear. Also, I found it frustrating that the author would reference works that weren't included on the CD. I mean, I understand that he couldn't possibly include everything that he wanted to mention in the book on the CDs, but it was irritating because he would say something about a particular piece being one of Mozart's most important works and then of course it was nowhere to be found on the CD. As far as the actual content of the book, it was enjoyable. The author doesn't have a really engaging writing style, but it got the job done. He references a lot of letters written by Mozart, his father, and others, so that kind of made it more interesting. I was really interested in the relationship between Mozart and his father. I don't think this was something that was really touched on in "Amadeus." But it's been awhile since I saw it, so I could be wrong. I didn't spend much time on the website. Unfortunately, I didn't really have time. Maybe there are some interesting resources there. The author of the book mentions that Mozart's wife's second husband, Georg Nikolaus Nissen, wrote a biography of Mozart in 1828 that is "the most substantial biography to date." Hmm... wonder if I can find a copy...

Marianna Asprogeraka magiani0 — This book follows the same basic themes that all of Covey's books use. My favorite suggestion made by Covey is to evaluate your life and priorities and make sure you don't just do your "to do lists" but to do what is most important to you.

Cansu Kocabay cansukocabay — I first found out about Milk from the recent movie - like quite a few people, I expect. But I always wanted to know more, as both a history geek and a queer person, about this man. It was an enthralling, wonderfully written, and utterly fascinating read. To see within both the life of a fabulously interesting man and within one section of the early gay activist movement was wonderful. There are quite a few dog-eared pages, that I'll hopefully remember to copy the relevant bits from before returning the book to the library!