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G Tomas _omas_orsini_r — It's about Catholicism, and the Northeast and once the South, and boys and girls and the things they do to each other. I will be reading more Dubus, for sure.

Nahuel Arias crearias — If they put up a statue of Misty in the town where Jeffrey Brown was born, I would hug it until it's head came off, then leave the head by the side of the road, confessing it was an accident later on. [http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/newssent...] All that is good about cartoons and cat owning. The simpleness of Jeff's layout and his observational gifts make what should be Campy schlock into a pleasant read. Also, no whining.

Noreen Fatima _ezine — I generally find the "A Very Short Introduction" series to actually be quite good, with most of the volumes accomplishing exactly what they intend to by giving a good overall sense of a field of inquiry and its methods, or of the important elements of a given topic. Unfortunately, this volume did none of this very well. Many of the examples used to introduce to the reader to mathematical thinking are explained more clearly (and in a more engaging fashion) in Fermat's Enigma by Simon Singh. In general, the latter is probably a better overall introduction to the world of mathematics (both the subject as well as the academic practice) than this Very Short Introduction managed to be.