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陈 事业 _es_hen — I picked this book for my book club to read, and still get ribbed about it to this day. I rather enjoyed it. The book was certainly far superior to its movie, Adaptation, even though the movie did win a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Chris Cooper, who deserved it for so many other roles.

Katherine Sutphen katherinemarie — What a tremendous book- and so spot-on with its descriptions of the Western half of Kansas, of its land and its people. Capote might have gotten a little too close for any real perspective, but it is one of the best written books I have ever read.

Yvonne Mccormack _alkofthe_own_ — More light hearted fun.

Sebastian De sebastiandedeyne — Christie Craig’s new book, DON’T MESS WITH TEXAS is a delight. As usual, she has managed to combine laugh-out-loud funny with warm-your-heart sexy. Nikki Hunt has a bad habit of muttering to herself and this time it’s gotten her into deep trouble. When several people hear her threatening to kill that no-good louse of a cheating ex-husband shortly before his body turns up in the trunk of her car, she becomes the prime suspect. Dallas O’Connor is familiar with being falsely accused. He and his friends, Tyler and Austin, are ex-cops, sent to jail for a murder they didn’t commit. Now exonerated, they’ve formed a PI firm named Don’t Mess With Texas to help those unjustly accused. Both Nikki and Dallas have vowed never to fall in love again. But that was before they met each other. Add in Dallas’s brother as the lead detective, a fictitious case of bedbugs, Nikki’s Nana and the Ol’ Timers Group as character witnesses, and a dog that sleeps in a coffin and you’ll be having too much fun to put this book down.

Doug A quickstep25 — This was the first "good book" that I read. After years of voraciously consuming crap (i.e. The Babysitter's Club, Sweet Valley High, Nancy Drew), my grandmother convinced me to read Little Women. I'm not sure I ever would have discovered other literary classics, other good books, without Nana's advice. So I'm grateful to her for that. About the book itself, though: Sure, it was intended for female children, but it's a classic. I've read in at least a dozen times and it's always charming, always entertaining.