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Junior Tico tico — This book was written by a French woman who was an exchange student in the US and gained some weight. When she went back to France, her doctor helped her loose the weight. She gives good advice on how to eat right and eat well. If you enjoy eating and are trying to loose weight, I highly recommend this book. It's easy to read, funny, and even has some French recipes in it.

Rebecca Armitage rebeccarmitage — I am listening to the Secret on DVD - just out of plain curiosity. In listening, I did realize how negative my thoughts can be, and how it does in fact help me to turn my thoughts around to something positive. I also have practiced the author's credo to ask and believe for things I want, because, what the hell. Why not? But I do have very BIG problems with her book. First, she contends that people attract everything that happens to them, down to the raped, child-molested, starving, beaten and trodden. How does a small beaten child attract this, I don't know. I heard she appeared on Oprah, and these hard questions were not asked. For shame, Oprah. I also had to laugh out loud when she first called herself hefty for being 143 pounds, and how she lost all the weight in believing she was skinny. Even more laughable, though, was when she encourages her readers to avoid looking at fat people at all costs because if you have an image of a fat person in your mind, you will not lose weight! Incredulous. Seriously. This book also seems to be written for the mid to wealthy class, as she prods people to wish for their dream car and dream home and soul mate. Why not world peace? Food for the starving? Are you telling me that if only the people in Darfur would ASK for refuge, help, food, riches, etc., and believe it is theirs, that they will receive it? Will gosh, if only life were that simple. There are serious cracks to her philosophy, and I think very, very dangerous thinking here, but I am giving the book 1 star because I did take something of value from listening. I refuse to see the DVD, though, as the trailer looks horrendous.

Muhammad Saeed saeedparvi — Classic, iconic, coming-of-age stories of high-spirited naive girls in Ireland.

Die Cj diecj — A wonderful existential romance. I couldn't put this book down. It was my introduction to Murakami's writing.

Wanlizi Xi wanlizi — This was not my favorite of Jane Austen's. It took me a little to get into the book, but I did end up enjoying the story. It's much like all her others, a lot of misunderstandings, a budding romance, and a happy ending.

Evy Mages _vy_ages — This is a thinly veiled allegory about the rise and fall (morally speaking) of Marxism/Communism Russia. The bolsheviks are cleverly portrayed as pigs, the people as other animals, while the old Russian czar is the farmer who is displaced by the mutiny of animals. It contains penetrating insights into the radical inconsistencies of the Marxist/Communist system. What was intended to be a movement for the better of the people devolves into an oppressive totalitarian regime.