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Daniela Laske laskebrandt — Beautiful book

Ines Subtil inessubtil — This is one of my top five favorites.

Meylin Madrigal _eylin_adrigal — While I read this book quickly, I really struggled with enjoying it. The characterization wasn't nearly as well-executed as The Kite Runner. All the characters were very stereotypical and one-dimensional to the point of being unsympathetic, even the stereotypically sympathetic ones. The plot, however, was very compelling. The story was told against the backdrop of a swath of Afghan history, and Hosseini did a good job of using his story to reflect the general feelings of different factions at each part of the timeline. The history of Afghanistan is, obviously, full of turmoil. The 30 year timeframe Hosseini studied here is just a very small, recent snippet of a long, long history of turmoil. Through his story, however, he tells this piece of history well. It is interesting and sad to see how the Afghanis kept (and keep) seeing the next up-coming faction as their savior only to once again have a government that is not truly concerned about the well-being of the people. The book also makes a very poignant statement on the fact that all wars take the lives of someone's loved ones, even a war concerned about the ultimate well-being of the people.

Valentina Leppe _alentina_eppe — Math + Baseball = Awesome!

Corina Hegi _orina_egi — It is not just a book for Philosophy 101. In paraphrasing the arguments of Deleuze, Guattari, Foucault and gang, it puts forth their difficult concepts in less difficult terms. I'm not saying that the book will be an easy read (it is not!) but it does away with the assumption that you have a working knowledge of classical and cartesian philosophy. De Landa, in tracing the history of society, presents us with his interpretations of the Deluzian universe and provides us with a platform and basic understanding before the we take the plunge and tackle Anti-Oedipus, The Fold or A Thousand Plateaus. If you are an architect/student seeking to suss out post-modern architecture's obsession with folds and nonlinear dynamic systems, this is a must read introduction. Oh and by-the-way, being laid out by Bruce Mau himself lends this book a certain degree of swag-value among your designer-friends.