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Pedro Mota pedro21e5 — This book may not be for some...i couldn't put it down. It is disturbing...but the author somehow makes it "ok".

Armando Lopez-bircann arlobi — I liked parts of this book, so overall I would say a good read. The second book in my opinion is better (and not so many hard to take details). I think what I liked most is that Larsson either knows alot about economic journalism, or at least wrote well enough to convince me that he knew what he was talking about.

Marina Ballester marinaballester — The Plutonium Files by Eileen Welsome garnered her a Pulitzer Prize for its writing. This is a part of our country's history that so many people know very little about - yet it continues to impact us today. This book should be required reading by any Civics or history class studying the second world war and the Cold War. The interestingly applied approach to ethics during this time in history, which resulted in thousands of unsuspecting American citizens being injected with Plutonium, Uranium, and radionuclides without their knowledge or consent, leaves room for one to speculate about transparency at every level within the nuclear complex, and various decisions that have been made throughout the decades to push reactors beyond their prescribed levels, and to dispose of waste with such reckless disregard for human exposure and/or safety for the short-and-long term. The Plutonium Files puts a face on every human radiation experiment - which was declassified by President Clinton in the mid-1990's as he formed the Radiation Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments. Despite the importance of this event, our country was too busy watching OJ Simpson's speeding bronco to pay attention and educate themselves about the decades of human experimentation on U.S. citizens. If that isn't a wake up call in and of itself as to what we consider news - and what we should be paying attention to verses what we ARE paying attention to, I don't know what is. This book is GREAT reading, very well written, and very educational.

Julia Hennings juliahennings — This book was a really quick read - mostly dialogue. The cover and description were intriguing so I picked it up, but I didn't really connect to any of the characters. I doubt teenagers will either. None of them are even remotely developed. I wish that the book that been longer and that more time had been spent developing the sense of place and relationships.