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Johan Sanchez johancubillos — An astonishingly prescient book that bemoans the leveling of society and the disappearing adult in America. Bly has received a fair share of criticism for his various works and beliefs, but this is a must-read for anyone trying to understand modern American culture.

Jason Cabrera jdcab — This is an imaginative tale which I highly recommend. It involves Sophie, a hat shop, a flying castle, Wizards, the Witch of the Waste, a fire demon, a lost prince, and lost homework in Wales. Interested? Diana Wynne Jones is quickly becoming a favorite author. I intend to read this one as a family in a few years time. It is just the sort of book to help the creative mind flourish. P.S. The movie is good too, but I liked the book better as it allows even more scope for the imagination.

Kaleen Mayhew _aleen_ayhew — I read this book for the first time a whopping TWELVE years ago, but reread it last summer when I was working at the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum. It is still an incredible book, and I found myself as wrapped up in the story from the opening pages all the way through Scarlett's transition to the very end. Sure, there is a very different view of Southern politics than we now hold, but it's also a great potrayal of the relationships southerners had with each other, the slaves who worked in their houses, and the northerners who moved in after the war. If you haven't read it, it's a PERFECT summer read.

Edson Mateus _dson_ateus — Liked the beginning, middle was ok, loved the end. Basically a book about life, with smatterings of current political commentary, from an end-of-life perspective.