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Jim Payne jimpaynesp8178 — good to hear about some of the dubious activities of the U.N. through first hand experience - and all the troubles that come with working in those kinds of organisations. I found myself getting rather irritated by the diary-entry like chapters- in that they reminded me of cheesy scenes from that movie The Beach. pity - kind of took something away from the book. However an interesting and important read. Really appreciate their bravery in choosing to share and publish their personal (painful and joyous) experiences.

Os Francisco thewizardizos — One of my favorite books of all times. Amazingly written and a provoking book. I don't know what to say, it's just so good. Go out NOW and read it!

Anastasia Devina devina_avissa — There was so much that led me to believe I would thoroughly love this book. The topic is of interest to me on lots of levels (I too am related to many of the individuals on both sides of the Salem trials), I've visited the area before, the author has great credentials and has been educated at outstanding schools, the cover is beautiful, the publisher is pouring out a great deal of money into hype, and I enjoy historical fiction as well as looking at something from a different angle. I so looked forward to receiving my copy and when it arrived, I was delighted with the beautiful cover and feel of the book. I began to read it right away. Yet it fell totally flat and I was very disappointed. The story is stretched beyond the breaking point into silliness. This pseudo-memoir of the author's journey through the education system was full of stereotypes galore. In my opinion, the author perpetuates misconceptions and misinformation, not only about those innocent victims of hysteria but about the education system, Wicca, abilities that transcend current science, and people in general. In many ways, I was disappointed and vaguely offended with what felt like disrespect to my own intelligence as a reader. This book's hype probably contributed a great deal to my disappointment. If all I expected was a light read after a long day, this probably would have been ok. But I expected a lot better. Fortunately for the author, others like this book and will encourage others to buy it. •In compliance with FTC guidelines, received the book for free through Barnes & Noble's First Reads.

Henrique Cavalcanti henriquecavalcanti — Took me FOREVER to get into this one, after about the 10th year I was digging it...then the END! Couldn't stand to give it more than 3 stars.

Mikky Koopac koopacmikk20e4 — I have The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh published by Allen Lane, The Penguin Press. Selected and Edited by Ronald de Leeuw and translated by Arnold Pomerans. I bought this book in one of my trips to Amsterdam, from the Van Gogh Museum Bookstore. It is excellent! I have to choose the date I read. There are not several options. I read it in 1999 and then again several years later. I am still reading them!

Juan Carlos jcreative — The literary world has surely missed out in the too early death of Steig Larsson. The entire Millenium series was so enthralling. I listened to Hornet's Nest on CD and found myself wishing I was in the car just so I could get more of the story (and I hate driving!). The plot is so intricate that I think I need to read all three over again.