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Alexander Skoirchet _lexander_koirchet — I forced myself to finish this one. Ultimately worth it, though slightly flawed, perhaps both in my having not reading the E. M. Forster from which it borrows its structure, and in that same overly academic device. I did enjoy its critical presentation of race, class, America, post-colonialism and the internal politics of the collegiate system. I remember liking white teeth better but who knows.

Shan Fei shanfei — I read this book over the course of three months. I don't know whether to attribute this to my lack of attention span or the subject matter, which, while extremely interesting, didn't really keep me on the edge of my seat. Not that there isn't enough suspense built in-- will democracy in Iraq take hold? Will Zakaria actually provide any solutions rather than precisely detailing the pit falls of democracy? I joke, but it's a pretty great book for anyone who wants a primer on democracy, how it works and why it fails. The chapter on Islam is particularly revealing. Zakaria is a master of context, but one must remember he's still an elitist. Otherwise, a solid, smart book.

Juliana Franco _uliana_ranco_ina — good teen read