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Pekka Keskinen pekka_keskinen — I hate the overuse of the word "democracy", and this book is kind of a democracy whore. Also, bad cover art, even for a textbook.

Alessio Falchetti slowstudio — This is the best book on Oregon history that I have found. Rick Steber is a local author who has grown up here. I have read a lot of old/new books on Oregon. The old and new places are referred to in conjunction so it makes sense. The history is cut into sections; ie trappers/missionaries/settlers/ so that even if the chronology crosses, it is less confusing to understand how Oregon developed. And who made an impact on what. I have to add that this book took the LONGEST to read, since i can't remember WHEN i have spent that long on a book! BUT everything was so RELEVENT. Like, my husand has cards he sells of a basin that is an incredible historic area because the early settlers and expeditioners had to go through it and many died or almost did! I have a notebook, 10 pages shy, that I took from this book! My husband says I wrote a new book lol.

Shiqi Wu _ushiqi — As one who obsessed over our own family's real estate choices three years ago, it was interesting to read about someone else's ride on the home buying roller coaster. I have no specific knowledge of areas of New York, and found her somewhat frequent mentions of lists of neighborhoods/areas a bit irritating, as though I should know precisely where these places were. Her writing style was engaging overall, and although I didn't hit every word/every page, it was entertaining enough. It also prompted me to check out the local realty listings online; in home buying hindsight, we got a good deal.