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Julie Sokolova _orika — The book includes many action/event/media fliers from organizations like Prairie Fire, Weather Underground, Women of Vietnam, CUAV that I've never seen before or imagined; "sing a battle song; poems by women in the weather underground." $1. This book is an accessible narration of Diana's political, social & emotional world underground & above from the 60s to present; it de-mystifies how people go into hiding & what they do there. Most of the same stuff people do above ground if you're seam wripping the dominant paradigms. Yet it is a priceless addition to texts that show the informal weaves that can keep those criminalized out of prison. I understood but didn't relate to the way she talked about the different lovers she had throughout so many political battles & life changes. Very matter-of-fact "the revolution is my boyfriend" sort of philosophy. Yet she critiqued the word "revolution" towards its end as flat, but then returned to the "arm the spirit" concept with a quote including "revolution" & "revolutionaries" as weight holding words.? So it's a great account of u.s. labor organizing, anti-war movement, direct action, womens consciousness groups, & parenting incidences or events from the late 60s to present by someone who's still active.

Carlos Laki lakbee — The book I felt dealt with real life situations well. Things worked out in the end but didn't take the path that you would expect them to. Life was hard for everyone in the book. Old emotions were dragged up and people acted like people: imperfect but with the best intentions.

Vitor Carneiro _itorcarneiro — It's very nice to see a comic book adaptation of the Tales of Dunk and Egg. However, in order to accommodate all the plot and backstory the book sometimes becomes too verbose, which is not bad on its own, but at times detracts from the reading flow. Also, the art is nice but not great.

Vedrana Hrbak vedranahrbak — Ayan Rand is a philosopher. Reading her (or really any philosophers') books on philosophy is tedious at best, but the Fountainhead illustrates her point in a poigniant way with a great story. In reading it you understand why it is so important in life to follow your own inner spirit and be true to yourself, no matter the cost.

Kwon Oh azul_ — This one certainly made me cry. Couldn't put it down though. What an absolutely amazing story. I definitely recommend it. It's an easy read with such intense and tragic circumstances..