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Candy Cho candycho — Ness'in ilk zihinsel resmimi (Kevin Costner'a çok benzeyen) Capone-busting Untouchable olarak aşacak kadar iyi. Çok iyi yazılmış olmasa da tartışmasız eğlenceli bir okuma. Ama dilsel olarak güzel ifade dönüşlerinde büyülenen bir zaman geçirmek için bir gerilim almaz. . . biri onları kanlı heyecanlara götürür ve yeni bir katil ışığında bir katili yakalamak için geleneksel metodolojiyi yeniden düşünmek zorunda olan ünlü bir suçlu hakkında bu kitap, birçok noktada çok heyecan vericidir.

Katie Ramirez _atie_amirez — hard cover, dust jacket, different cover art, c1987

Bassem Zein bassemzein5c17 — I could not put this book down. The story of Louis Zamperini, WWII airman and POW in Japan, is astonishing. I am absolutely humbled by what he, and so many other members of our military, endured during the war. I thought being adrift in the Pacific would be the bulk of this story but 30% into my Kindle, I saw I was wrong. I couldn't imagine what was to come and it truly is shocking. I often felt my eyes fill with tears and my heart pound as I read his story. There's no review I could write to do this book justice- so just go read it. And then thank a veteran for his service. (Any veteran, any war. They are all heroes.)

Aimmika Yuarong _ — Only one-quarter through.

Shannon Kane _hannon_ane — I absolutely love this book. What a wonderful story about growing up and finding one's own place in the world.

Liam Irwin liamirwin6d07e — The book will make you laugh, cry, think - its themes of tolerance and acceptance really moved me. It's about an orphaned 5 year old boy who goes to live with his Cherokee grandparents (in the year 1930). He is taught the "Cherokee Ways," and Little Tree learns how important it is to understand someone before you judge them. From the introduction, it appeared that the book was autobiographical. After finishing the book, I immediately went online to find out more the author. I was so disappointed to learn that it was NOT autobiographical. There is a ton of controversy surrounding the book - Forrest Carter was actually Asa Carter, a reported rascist, bigot, and KKK supporter. I'm still trying to figure out how to reconcile the incredible message of the book with the unclear intent of the author. Why did he write this? Was he trying to redeem his past? Or was it just a money making scheme? I'm not sure we'll ever know.

Priscilla Lim _ — Esse livro deixa bem clara a culpa da igreja católica quanto ao atraso de mil anos em termos de cultura, ciência e tecnologia da humanidade. Nada contra a religião, até achava útil o papel da igreja para unir comunidades em festas do interior, mas daqui a uma geração as redes sociais substituirão completamente esse papel.

Thanh Huong thanhhuongc3e9 — Good, practical guide on how to get started podcasting. I would have liked more specific information concerning video/audio compression and posting to hosts, but the author does point to other resources for that info. Nice starting point!

Eri Chian shanguitou — Pretty good!

Rafal Ejchorszt ejchorszt — This is a must read for anyone with a family member that is an addict... love the sinner, hate the sin.

Andy Ko andyko — If you have noticed me "expressing gratitude" lately, it is because of this book. This book is like the 12 step program for happiness. It is meant to be practical. Now go exercise and report back.

Niclas Sandgren misterpowe5ddc — Funny cutesy doggy mystery story, the twist being that it's told first person by the dog. Otherwise predictable, with teen age girl abduction, bad Russian villains, silly girls.

Angus Macleod angusmacleod — Another silly girly read, but easily read the whole thing on a three hour ferry ride.