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Vu Thanh vuthanh — Seriously, if you have read any chick lit novel (Shopaholic series, Bridget Jones, Jennifer Weiner) or enjoy a good Julia Roberts/Richard Gere, Meg Ryan/Tom Hanks romantic comedy and NOT read PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, you must stop whatever you're doing and go to your local library and get a copy.

Braelyn Snow brsnow20d83b — This one was disappointing. On their way home, Laura, Keir and Keir's war-force encounter a village that has been decimated by plague. The illness soon spreads through the warrior ranks and Laura, as the only real healer amongst them, has to figure out a way to combat it. It may sound good, but there wasn't much time for Laura and Keir to be together in all of this. It was very much the middle book of the series; not much resolved, lots of new problems introduced, and not too many really memorable scenes. I am hoping that the next book will have more punch.

Gergely Attila gergelyattila — Around The World = Siberia. I've just finished reading The Long Walk by Slavomir Rawicz, which, if true, is a simple unembellished telling of an amazing feat of endurance. Rawicz, an officer of the Polish cavalry, is captured by the Soviet forces and imprisoned in a Siberian gulag. With a band of other prisoners, Poles, Lithuanians, a Czech and an American, they escape the camp and travel south. First through Siberia, on a route running parallel to Lake Baikal, before crossing the Trans-Siberian Railway and the Mongolian border. They trek across the Gobi desert and the Tibetan plateau, before finally making their way through the Himalayas into British India. However, a great amount of criticism has been levelled at the truthfulness of the account, and certain episodes have more than an air of improbability (several days without water in the Gobi; sighting a pair of yetis in the Himalaya). But given that the book was written from memory without notes, in the third or fourth language of the author, several years after events it describes, and deals with an intensely traumatic period of his life, I think that a few fabrications can be forgiven.

Musholo Descar musholodesbde5 — I have taught this book in introductory philosophy courses four times. Used in that context, it provides an excellent introduction to key themes and methods of continental philosophy, particularly those associated with phenomenology, existentialism, deconstruction, and psychoanalysis. Russon's approach is not to introduce these ideas through external descriptions of these "schools," but to develop the ideas themselves organically and directly, through clear and engaging prose and examples. Students have told me years later what an impact this book has had on their thinking; isn't that precisely a sign of a great work of philosophy?