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Sadham Hussain sadham27 — Although I was aware of the sudden influx of Hmong immigrants into Minnesota when I was living there in the late 80’s, I’m embarrassed to admit that I didn’t know much about them until I read this book. Kao Kalia Yang was born in a refugee camp in Thailand and emigrated with her family to St. Paul, eventually growing up to attend Carleton College. This is both her story, of the immigrant child trying to fit in, but even more it is the story of her family. She is raised with the stories of her family’s past: her grandmother’s hard life raising 10 children, the persecution of Hmong by North Vietnamese soldiers, her family’s escape into the Laotian jungles, where they lived on the run for four years before a final crossing into Thailand. She writes movingly about the Hmong people’s lack of written language and her attempt to rectify this by recording the stories that were bequeathed to her.

Zoltan Totik digitsdestroy — learned a lot in this book. the best part was Albert Hofmann's personal account of his first trip where the maid suddenly becomes a hideous she-beast. classic.

Jona Neto jonaneto — This is easily my most favorite book of all time. J.R.R. Tolkien created a world that captivated my teenage and early young adult years as I invested time reading the book following the release of first movie. I completely immersed myself for several years into getting to know the book better as I wrote fanfiction based around it rather than the movie and formed many friendships due to a mutual love. Thank you, Tolkien, for many years of enjoyment from your masterpiece.

Olivia Grimwood livgrimwood — I have this one on my shelf, but have only skimmed it. I'm psyched about what the authors are attempting here, however. They are all about locally grown, organic foods shared in the context of intention community.

Tayan Cruz tayancruz — some of my favorites from this book: for lovers and fighters - dean spade a time to hole up and a time to kick ass - leah lakshmi piepzna-samarasinha rice tight with beans - lenelle moise

Joe Rutledge parascopedesign — My favourite book, without a shadow of doubt. Dickens is an utter genius. I remember being in tears when I finished the book. The themes of guilt, justice, compassion, neglect, gratitude, thankfulness and remorse are truly touching and will stay with me forever. Pip's relationship with Estella is beautiful, heartbreaking and unparalleled.