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Monkiebadiiz Ailada monkiebadiiz — This is a fictional take on the OJ Simpson trial- just amazing. Dunne covered the trial for Vanity Fair and puts himself in this story as a character. The ending shocked the hell out of me. ---------- I first read this years ago, but with OJ-related stories back in the news recently, I thought of this book and wanted to read it again. It holds up for me. I've always enjoyed Dominick Dunne's writing and I enjoyed coming back to this one. Ending is still shocking, but the clues are scattered throughout.

Joomlart Team joomlart — Sibs are People, too One of Picoult's best. She set aside her tendency to hurry through a book, failing to complete characters as though she has a word quota and doesn't want to use too many in one place, and did a much more thorough job with this one. You hate and love almost everyone before it's over. The younger sister is portrayed as a bit too sophiscated and understanding for an adolescent that has been through what she has, and pity the poor child whose mother is as single-minded as this one, but, overall, a very good effort about a topic that won't go away soon.

Arash Samadi saajad — I read this a few years ago. The story of a woman from whom little was expected. At mid-life she taught herself the publishing business. Her husband/publisher killed himself. Her colleagues doubted that she could lead. But she learned and took risks. Her courage gave us the Watergate reporting and changed modern journalism. A very worthwhile read.