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Ahmad Muthfar muthfar — Perhaps the best of the books that condemn the Harlem Renaissance as a failure. Ironically, this book's extremely negative view of Claude McKay's novels (especially Banjo) inspired me to devote my entire senior year to researching McKay's life and works. One of the most perceptive critics of the Harlem Renaissance, Huggins' aesthetic standards unfortunately cause him to see the most innovative and interesting aspects of black modernist art as decadent flaws. Read him for his amazing critical insights, not for his conclusions.

Helene Wyart _e_a_ — Do we have this right to be a person who we are not? we wouldn't have hoaxed the god if we do this?

Michał Kaliszewski darksphere — Brian told me and told me I would love it, and I did. It made me wish I had grown up in the 50s and smoked all the time. Also that I could draw. Also that I could fly, or at least pick locks, or escape from coffins. I can do none of these things, so thank goodness for literature.

Des Cherry discus19568d14 — This is the best, most honest biography I have ever read. It's long, due to the fact that Edith admits herself to disliking leaving out the small interesting details that make life what it is. I didn't mind. As I read this book, I felt that I had met a friend and mentor and real human being. I want to be like her, to have half her faith, intelligence, tenacity, and love. Maybe someday.

송 현수 thdgustn31d890 — Interesting story - and nicelyt illustrated.

Ievgenii Lihovidov _evgenii_ihovidov — I think one of the better Utopia books

Marika Giudice marikagiud — Honestly wish I had seen this exhibition. Heyman has one a wonderful job in the book surveying American Poster art. The big names are present, and many genre's, each of which in years since have seen shows dedicated to them (ie. New Deal posters, WWII, circus). The book has great color reproductions, and the preceeding essays, sidebar notations and glossary biographies provide plenty of context to the work.

Lior Mizka _iormizka — An honest, poignent, yet at times humorous, look at the realities of trying to be the perfect mom who does it all!

Thanh Huong thanhhuongc3e9 — First rate review of how the values of the entertainment industry do not generally mirror those of the American population at large.

Eri Chian shanguitou — Cool :)A must-have for a mom...

Rafal Ejchorszt ejchorszt — Two of the best books ever written, by the greatest author of all time. Everytime I can't sleep I pick up Animal Farm to keep myself occupied, and 1984 is a book I can probably quote verbatim at this point. Nothing better than these two together.

Andy Ko andyko — I enjoy this author.

Niclas Sandgren misterpowe5ddc — I have to say I really enjoyed this book. Coming from a family with deep religious values myself, it was interesting to read how his faith permeated his life and his relationship with his parents. I was never sure where the book was going, but I enjoyed the ride and the author's humor. The ending was especially touching as the author recounts his experiences with aging parents. Audio version is read by the author.

Angus Macleod angusmacleod — This book was boring. At first. When I finally gotinto it though, I couldn't put it down. Most in my class disagreed, but it was one of the best books that I'd ever read for school, and heartily recommend it.