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Oswaldo Madrid _swaldo_adrid — This book was clearly self published, as it hasn't been edited at all. That said, it was an ok storyline, but the similarities to Twilight were almost endless.

Olga Budnik hellobudnib46a — As I waited for my daughter at the library (watching a movie -spring break activities) I picked up this book from the new non-fiction shelf. Some of the main points: WE ARE DRAWING DOWN ON BASIC NATURAL RESOURCES TOO FAST. WHAT WE "REMOVE" IN 1 YR TAKES 1.3 YRS TO BE REPLACED. (I.E exponential catastrophe) First time I heard of Redefining progress organization that among others things looks into Genuine progress indicator and not GDP as the measure for well being, development etc. Suzuki makes it very clear that the solution is to change our behavior by changing our thinking, seeing, perception of SEPARATENESS!! We are not separate. Air, water, soil, fire, biodiversity, love, spirit,....we are all ONE. Dont forget that from the moment after the Bing Bang, every particle exerted a pull on every other particle. ATTRACTION is built into the very fabric of the cosmos. This wisdom comes from a big scientist (using of course the methodo of reductionism in science) but being that has come to deeply understand that we need to know that the WHOLE is what matters and not the parts. THE WHOLE IS MORE THAN THE SUM OF THE PARTS. Dont forget that every breath we take, contains (argon) atoms that were once in the bodies of Joan of Arc and Jesus Christ. How can that awareness change you?

Kaitlyn Adair _aitlyn_dair — ** spoiler alert ** Despite thinking the title was “The Yiddish Policeman’s Credit Union” for the first chapter, I easily became immersed in this book. In the interest of full disclosure, I love mysteries and find almost all of them an easy read. I loved Landsman (our hero) and his dysfunction, Berko (the not-quite native/not-quite Yiddish cousin and partner), and the strong female characters of Ester-Malke, Bina, and the rebbe’s wife. A few things managed to pull my mind out of the story: trying to remember what different Yiddish words meant, men calling other men “sweetness” in a totally non-gay way, and an entire chapter dedicated to the past that kept the exact same narrative tone and style as the present tense of the novel. ***SPOILER ALERT*** The big flaws in the storytelling lie in the fact that Landsman is able to sober up, solve a murder, reunite with his estranged wife, and find redemption in the course of a week. Most of these items also happen in the final two chapters. I will forgive Chabon, though, for tying things up so neatly. The miraculous timeframe seems only fitting for a novel that centers around the death of a miracle worker.