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Adira Thekkuveettil adira_thekkuveettil — Pretty good. This one had significant amounts of the hero's POV which is not normal for HPs written in the 1980s. The characters could have been slightly better fleshed out. For example she had a masters in some sort of marine biology but was working as a nightclub singer. It did say that jobs in marine biology were hard to come by but there was not discussion of why then she choose to sing. If her voice was so wonderful, had she had training? Had she never considered going that route on purpose? Did she love music? What? So those sorts of things were missing. He didn't like or trust women because of how his mother had been but other than that we don't know much about him other than he was pretty flowery spoken when it came to her. Kind of a melodramatic feeling and the kind of melodrama that appeals to young girls. But at least he came to the realization that she was not a 'ho without proof via hymen. So that's good. A decent read but not a keeper.

Joanna Gniady joannagniady — Looking for readable contemporary literary criticism? Who knew it was out there? Chi'en has worthy readings of Junot Diaz and Nabokov.

Lucas Gileade lgileade — This book is great! I didn't actually read the book but I listened to the audio book version (got it free from iTunes). Since the audio book is an abridged version, I assume that the bulk of the important topics were kept intact. Russell Simmons has some great points, many great anecdotes to illustrate those stories and best of all he keeps it real (as best as I can tell) while adding some humor into the mix. A good number of his thoughts and ideas draw from religious thought and teachings. However, this book is not a religious book and the ideas are not about religion, but are based upon a more universal idea of spirituality and wisdom.