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Motaz Nawwar _awwar — This story is about a young female book conservator who travels to Italy in 1966, the year the Arno flooded its banks, destroying the collections of galleries, libraries and churches. While staying in a convent she discovers a lost book of pornography that dates back to the Renaissance. Hurray! The blurb on the back cover describes this as an erotic book about an erotic book which I think is very misleading. The sexuality struck me as being very tame. However the main charcter is very well drawn. Her experiences seem to resonant particularly well with women who were in their twenties and early thirties around 1966. If this book has a flaw, it is that Hellanga doesn't seem to know what sort of story he is trying to tell. There are parts where the writing, while beautiful, doesn't really contribute to the story and/or character arc. There is at least one instance where the third person POV, which follows the protagonist, Margot, through most of the book, makes an abrupt leap to a scene outside of her consciousness. All of this contributes to the feeling that one is reading a series of writing exercises that have later been cobbled together into a novel. This book is a terrific example of writing that is enjoyable but doesn't inspire any desire to imitate.

Ernst Schwendinger _estside_tudio — I really enjoyed Doig's writing style. This story that centers around a one room school house in the early 1900's kept my attention and was beautiful to read.

Matt Smith _atias_olfe_esign — I liked this book it made me think of how this problem could affect a girl. And you should always be careful about who you talk to .

Neidys Arroyo _ey_rroyo — After following the Iditarod closely this year, I was in the mood for some dog-related reading. Since I just re-read the Sue Henry series last year, I decided on these books by Susan Conant. I first read this series years ago, they are about a woman who writes articles for Dog's Life magazine and shows malamutes. This first book introduces the writer, her likeable boyfriend and her first malamute Rowdy, whom she inherits from a man in her training club when he is murdered. The characters are likeable and the facts about dog training and care are really interwoven nicely throughout the story. I always learn a lot in these books!

Kaz Yoshida kazoon — Good book, the author uses some strange terminology such as sheep walking and redefines heretics and religion to mean creative thinkers and the way it was traditionally been done. However his message is well received and those that do not change decline. This book is really great for a small business that is trying to be creative and attain the collaboration of others to move a mission forward.