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Mike S mikesegereb520 — lots of cool religion stuff.. however, with this book, you gotta use a lot of brains to filter out what's real and what's fiction.

Andrew Richardson amr_design — i thought this was a very positive book about mothering. we all need a boost about why we do what we do in relationship to mothering. it can be easy to get discouraged if we dont keep the big picture in mind. we need to make a stand about the importance of mothers. Jane Clayson Johnson says it BEAUTIFULLY in this book.

Robert Brankiewicz _obert_rankiewicz — My favorite book. Don't be dissuaded by the notoriously challenging first chapter--skip it and come back to it later if you're overwhelmed. It's hard to glean important plot points from it on purpose--Benjy has no sense of time. He jumps in and out of the present moment, reminded of the past by small details, and because of this he becomes very confused--and the effect is beautifully transferred to the reader. After the first chapter, the narration slowly shifts into a more standard way of communication. The futility of Quentin's love for his sister, the slow decay of the once-proud Compson's house and family line, the meaning of education, the bitterness of having to abandon any hope for change in Jason's perspective, and the strength and faith of Dilsey, their black servant. Faulkner was able to fit a lot in this book, and I was very moved upon finishing. A masterpiece of American literature.

Mohamed Ramadane ramad02 — More fun and games with Clara Rinker. I'd love a whole series just about her.

Erwin Bindeman _rwin_indeman — When I first saw "Before I Die", I thought it was just going to be another one of those books for teenagers...After I read it, I realised that there's much more to it... The book show's that we often overlook the things which are really important in our lives, and when you finally realise the value of it, it might be too late...