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Raѕhіt αѕkarον _ashit_skarov — I loved this book when I read it in high school. Re-reading it a couple of years ago was enlightening - I found II hadn't understood a lot of the (blatant) undertones of feminism. But I still enjoyed it thoroughly. A dark fairytale.

Matthew Grandin mattgrandin — I just love this book. I first read it for my one and only English class in college, Modern American Novel. I took the class just because we were going to read Catcher in the Rye, and I wanted to know more about Salinger, the book, his motivation, etc. But we read fabulous books in that class--The Sun Also Rises, Dodsworth, The Hamlet (Faulkner--not so great), The Great Gatsby (amazing)... And this book. I just reread it in the last month, I got so much more out of it. Hemingway wrote this when he was about 26, and you can just feel the disillusionment (he was a member of the Lost Generation, after all) and Hemingway's fear of emasculation, of course. This all became even sharper, for some reason, the last time I read it. But all the reasons it was so great for me 20+ years ago are still there--the wonderful descriptions of bullfighting, of fishing in the Pyrenees, the expat life in Paris. All very rich for a college sophomore, but it never loses its power and charm, and I now want to go to Paris more than ever.

Weston Johnson weston — A photojournalist with a cat in therapy for anxiety attacks... Oh, hello just for me.