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Mathieu Karsenti mathieukarsenti — This was a book that really changed my life. It was also one of the last things my grandmother ever got me. I remember she expressed confusion over the fact that I was really getting into books of letters. I too am now confused since correspondence now strikes me as generally dull to read. However, I think it's easier to understand when seen in the light that I basically fancied myself IN LOVE with Lord Byron and really wanted to read everything he ever wrote, including the letters which I now find hard to reread because they contain so many dashes. Lord Byron's letters are funny and insightful and a lot better than his poems. I especially like the humor in them which he managed to retain despite having a really eventful, emotional life. He actually comes across as a lot less depressed than his public persona would have him be. They burned Lord Byron's memoirs when he died. This really saddens me. Good stuff.

Iren S ira1umnica34c8 — This book has everything from exquisite nature descriptions, to life lessons, to poetry, to scientific explorations. It is dense but so rich with details that spiral out into galaxies of revelations. Highly appropos to read while out in nature somewhere.

Ashley Powell ashleypowell — This was required reading in Ms. Mary Jean Odmark's 8th grade English class. She loved wolves! I think she was what you'd call a "woman who runs with the wolves." Before that I saw the movie a lot on the Disney Channel somewhere around 3rd grade. How is it that I remember the movie so much more vividly -- esp. the part where he eats raw mice with crackers?

Katrina Alonso katrinamargarita — Excellent description of the men's confinement and what their families were going through as the media circus spiraled out of control, and I especially enjoyed hearing about the truly amazing efforts by other governments and private industries that worked with the Chileans to find a way to get the men out. But in some ways the book felt rushed -- a little more time spent with the men after their rescue and after the proverbial dust settled would've made the ending feel less abrupt. Still, an interesting and sometimes emotional read.