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Matthias Pichler _therkirby — This book tells different stories of Schindler's Holocaust survivors. I like how each chapter outlines the personal experience of a different person or couple. Each person is allowed to express what the Holocaust did to them, who and what they lost, how they appeared on Schindler's list, what their experiences were during the war, and what they had to go through after the war ended. Each person revealed how they were changed. Some people grew stronger and their faith became stronger, others shrunk from the experience and some gave up a faith altogether. It is easy to see how each person went through similar things but their experiences and reactions to those experiences were unique. I found this book to be inspiring because they made it through a difficult experience.

Herman Talvitie talvitie — Intelligent, important attempt to catalogue the intricate web of legal, semi-legal, and illegal arrangements people make to get by in one neighborhood on Chicago's south side. Though stylistically he has a tendency to repeat himself, and though one man's experience in one neighborhood is more anecdotal than scientific, the book offers an excellent starting point for thinking about relevant criminal and social-service policy questions.

Al G asnetmedia315c — I really liked the way the author started each chapter with a single word. As a word-lover, that definitely appealed to me. I also clicked with the main character and liked the way she told the story.

Mike Womack cottonmouthmike — Artwork was really good. Wanted to like it couldn't get into it.

екатерина Batshova bbbrr — This book was pretty good. The story lines were very realistic. It was a good representation of the struggles and divisions within the Catholic Church. I wanted to know what was going to happen to the characters, so I kept reading. But at times, the book was cumbersome with too much detailed information about certain businesses, etc. I think this could have been edited down quite a bit. I also was frustrated with some of the characters—their behaviors, etc. Like "Death of a Pope," maybe that is a sign of a good book, when you feel frustration (or even dislike) for certain characters ... I am still deciding on that.