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Gabrielli Galeazzi gabrielligaleazzi — Loved this book. It's about Sierra Leone and illegal diamond trading -- so-called Blood Diamonds or Conflist Diamonds. I am so fascinated by West African history and exploitation that I might never read a novel again! The whole idea of colonialism and imperialism and its effects are very interesting. I don't know, it just really makes you think. You start to see what happens when you put resources of a country before its people. And I've talked about it before, but I just find it incredible fascinating that before white people discovered these diamonds, the African people could have cared less about them. And now Africans are fighting Africans about these little stones. Don't read this book though if you ever plan on wanting to wear a diamond. Because you'll never want one again!! It all just seems so silly.

Mf Tahan logomagic — Not my thing. A lot like David Sedaris, only more screwed up and less funny.

Yang May ymidc494 — So far, so good. I am near the end. "Cesar's Way" is a quick read on Cesar Millan, The Dog Whisperer's, philosophy of dog behavior rehabilitation and people training. I am enjoying his perspective as a person who grew up outside of the American culture and who has now worked nearly 20 years in the dog rehabilitation and training business in the U.S. A few other dog trainers are critical of Millan's approach and call him a charlatan and that his "dominance" training is off. I respond by saying that Mr. Millan was raised in Mexico and builds the case, in the book, that his whole approach is due to his upbringing on a farm in Mexico and he realizes that the Mexican machismo culture has influenced him even though he takes steps to counteract that now. If you filter through the mild cultural divide and all the celebrity name dropping (hello, that could have been left out), this is a solid book with good tips on how to work with your dog.