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Evgeny Smagin lkjhgvfdgh9701 — A lovely animal fantasy story, similar basis to Brian Jacques Redwall series - a bit like a combination of Redwall and Robin Hood really. Obviously this is targetted towards the young adult readership, but I do feel it is a little over simplified in places - such as how the sheriff is always on their tail on their quests, but when the weasels are home in half moon wood having loud celebrations, he's somehow never around hmm. I'm also not that impressed with how rats are made out to be evil creatures as it does conform to a stereotype and may leave a lasting impression on oung children reading the book, who are already told by society at large that rats aren't nice animals. It would be nice for a book like this to paint rats in a good light. Other than that this book was a good heart warming read.

刘 婧 _311 — A really good story if you like westerns. I had forgotten how well Louie L'Amour writes. His descriptions of the land, the people and everything else makes you feel like you are there.

Ara Go goabek9f31 — Review at - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/04/05/... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5...

Pavel Averchenkov averchenkov — This is a collection of case studies regarding language ideologies. The anthology as a whole is broad in focus, with a lot of diverse perspectives and sites of analysis represented, but the individual chapters are specific, concrete, and focused. Anyone interested in the relationship between language, politics, culture, and history would find this an enjoyable read, although some chapters are more interesting than others. Most Americans are already familiar with some of the language ideological movements in the U.S. (the English Only movement, the Ebonics controversy, and similar debates), but this is a good way to learn about some of the language controversies in other countries and territories, many of them not very well-known to the general public.