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Başak Sarıca saricabasak — the first treatise on guerrilla warfare. a must read for anyone in iraq/afghanistan, involved with tactics or policy in any sort of battle against guerrillas.

Ciprian Gheorghite ciparific — Put off reading this one because I didn't think I would like it. Ends up, I liked it a lot. Thought it was funny in spots and probably an accurate picture of life in the South just as the civil Rights movement was getting started. Great characters too.

Ke Ma ke_ma — My friend, who does does therapy work with her canine companion, Teddy, loaned me this book. Jon Katz has more than several books about dogs, this one being about a rescued Border Collie named Izzy and his acquisition of a puppy, Lenore, a Labrador Retriever. I'm amazed at how calm Teddy, an Australian Shepard, is and how well he took to doing therapy work and visition. Katz' Izzy is equally amazing as Izzy's breed is not necessarily a calm one either and seemed to instinctively know what to do. My friend also has said what Katz inferred as well...when the dog is done, he'll let you know. I was amused by Katz' Bedlam Farm, the goats and donkeys and especially his 2500 pound bull, Elvis.

Luis Bonilla creativite — My full review can be read at Blogging Theologically: “Nothing is more central to the Bible than Jesus’ death and resurrection,” writes D.A. Carson in the preface to Scandalous: The Cross and Resurrection of Jesus. “The entire Bible pivots on one weekend in Jerusalem about two thousand years ago.” Based on his lecture series A Day with Dr. Don from 2008, Scandalous is Carson’s “modest attempt . . . to provide an introductory explanation of the cross and resurrection,” as he looks at what five passages of Scripture have to teach us about this central point of the Christian faith. Scandalous is broken into five chapters, based on Carson’s original lectures. His careful exposition of each passage is packed with wisdom as he reminds readers the importance of the cross and resurrection...

Iván Gomez _van_omez1 — Pictoral coverage of the West Country - out of London. Averbury, Stone Henge, The Tor, Bath, etc.

Rica Cueto ricacueto — I can totally tell that the fan fury must have been crazy after the 3rd book which prompted the 4th. I liked the transition to a new focus on other characters. It will be interesting to see how she goes on from here. I'm definately curious about the next book and want to know what happend to the characters.