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Xu Duo fidelduoc456 — i love it.it is a scarry book.I like it because it makes me think.I love it and it makes me just want to make me read more.

颜 建 179766322bf9e — too much detail

Os Francisco thewizardizos — Another version of Brave New World or 1984 (so I hear - haven't read 1984 yet, shame on me)

Tri Adi hao_tato — The highest honor anyone can attain is dying in the name of the state. Yay facism!

Denis Vinokurov vinarts — definite page turner, almost couldnt put it down. this is the prequel to The Enemy, set just a few weeks after the disease that turned everyone born 16 years ago and earlier into hungry zombies, always hunting the kids who werent affected by the disease. Kids meet, team up, and organize to fit off the enemy, always desperately scrambling to keep one step ahead of them, and find some kind of safe place to hide.

Ashfaq Kp _shfaq_kp — Radical Simplicity is a book written by a man who's decided to follow an extreme path of simple living - living in a field in various extremely small houses he builds for himself and then abandons or destroys when he decides to try out something different. He has a lot of interesting ideas and it's neat to get a peek at his life as he keeps pushing the limits of what kinds of structures humans can inhabit and how simply humans can live. While I definitely can't see myself doing anything similar, it was interesting to see that he's pulled it off for a long time and is able to make it work for him; but the thing I couldn't get past - in this and in other accounts I've read of people taking "the simple life" to extremes - is that it seems like this kind of radical simplicity almost ALWAYS comes with a breach of relationships. In Dan Price's case, he doesn't entirely part ways with his partner and children, but they no longer live together and seem to have cycles of spending more and less time together. I got frustrated at the book mostly because I don't think a lifestyle that almost necessarily involves hurting and/or abandoning other people is truly a healthy lifestyle. There has to be some kind of a balance.

Roberto Agreda robertoagreda_ — fabulous - such thoughtful, heartfelt essays. every time I read it I find a new one I relate to.

Svetlana Petrova _ana_etrova — i read her "myths and secrets" book first, and found this book to be a little repetitive of much of the topics she'd addressed in the other book (not sure which she had written first, actually)... still a good book.