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Anna Bronzati annabronzabd2c — This is one of those books that I'm not sure I love because of the movie or because it's a great book. I suppose the movie wouldn't be so great without the book, but sometimes that isn't the case. Here, it is. At first, the story is charming as we listen to a very young Anne talk and talk and romanticize and dream. But the story grows with her as she changes into a young woman, and the characters become very honest--about each other and relationships. Several thoughts/sentences from the book rang true about life, ourselves, and others.

Vanda Paz vandalizar — Read this sucker (pun intended) in one day; Earmarks of Ira Levin's classic Rosemary's Baby all over this novel, but guess what? This novel is just that: novel. In it's approach, build-up, character development, setting, subtle thrills and surreal paranoid aura, this novel is one to sink your teeth into as you lay in bed reading trying not to let those dang bedbugs bite!

Edmon De edmondeharo — Accidental Revolutionary says it best. The Cathedral and the Bazaar is a well known essay in the software dev. community, that O'Reily packaged into a book. The paper details the development of one of the earliest open source software projects and how the scope and functionality of the program grew as more and more people began to contribute and solve problems, all without a single cent being paid to anyone. Since this story took place this style of software development has blossomed to the point of being a substantial force in the software industry. Eric Raymond writes this in manifesto format, so it is more a series of rules and observations about how to harvest the community of computer geeks at large to create something that would be impossible without massive intellectual manpower. No Copyrights, no royalties, no proprietary bs. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Bill. Philanthropy is not dead.