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Buntone Buntone bezerojeden — Definitely a heavy read, but well worth the investment for anyone interested in existential ideas, and even an alternative look at psychoanalysis.

Sanchi Garg gargsanchi — oh it was a awesome book. i totally loved it. this book made you think about how bad racism was in the south in the 1960s. just when the civil rights movement started up.

Yongsheng Huang yongsheng — Domestic life has a surprisingly facinating history

Izabela Szeibelis izabelaszeibelis — I bought the entire series of Brad's books after reading "Billionairre in Training" and "The Business Coach". The rest of the books in this series retouch on the basics laid down in "The Business Coach" and expand on some of the philosophies and strategies a little. I don't think these books were created to work as part of an overall series but moreso as individual books independant of each other. The Business Coach summed them all up neatly without the padding.

Jean Simard jeansimar3deecf — Tennessee Williams is such a downer. Man. Is the guy ever happy? You can be sure none of his characters are. sheesh.

Luca Di origamifc — I think that this was my favorite of all the Koontz books I've read so far and was definitely the most scary. But, it has a really interesting biblical allusion to it and found it really interesting.

дарья фролова bannydish85bc — just so-so...not highly recommended...

Martina Romeri _artina_omeri — I read this book for a college class - I remember liking it, but mainly it made me very sad. It's the story of the partition of India told from the viewpoint of a young girl, whose connections to the larger, more diverse community (through her Ayah and other people in her community) capture the effect of the partition on all the ethnic and religious groups.