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Daniel Dilger dareglid — A great follow up to the original. Good for your little Incredibles fans.

Duane Stuart duanestuart — My two favorite things. Star Wars and zombies. Loved it.

Daisy Theodosi _aisy_heodosi — I liked the book but I still felt that it was from a western perspective. I would have liked to see her also address some problems from countries that are very much not a part of the west. The glaring absence of these in the book make it seem as if the argument concerning these countries and antiquities are one sided. I have a feeling however that she just didn't feel comfortable making contact with the appropriate people.

Luka 2project 2_ject — 3.5 more than 3

Weston Johnson weston — A collection of sarcastic essays, mostly about California in the 60's. I dig the new journalism.

Alex Kov kov1 — Got to the part where you actually have to evaluate yourself and MYSTERIOUSLY lost interest, lol. Need to devote time to finishing this book. I think it could help.

Yahya Aljoni _ljoni — A year in the life of a Baltimore drug corner. Journalism, not fiction. A worthy read, fairly enjoyable, although I really had to *make* myself read it. I wish the Author's Note had been at the start of the book, rather than the end. It gave me a better sense of where the authors were in the book. I didn't realise while I was reading it just how far the writers had gone to ensure that it was as true as it could be, and that events weren't swayed by their opinions/estimations of what was happening. Since reading it, I've been getting more out of The Wire, so that's good.

Esteban Bonino quitobonino — Funny stories, but I'm not that into written funny for some reason...

G-slow G-slow gslow88 — Decent story, a bit sophomoric. The main character does not have much depth. In fact, this is one of the better in the series. It is a light read, devoid of sex and violence. I can usually predict the murder about halfway through the book.

Liam Irwin liamirwin6d07e — Loved this book. Read it, fascinating and a wonderful read. Amazing research and a great story that needs to be told.

Priscilla Lim _ — One of the most depressing and dark books ever written, but probably the best book I've ever read. In one evening I devoured this book and cried during parts of it. Extremely moving.

Manoj Kumar manojkumaraf29 — My Lord, Evanovich makes me laugh!!

Theresa Ayotte theresaayotte — avrei voluto dargli due stelline e mezzo (come ad altri in realtà: tra il così così e il bello io ci vedo qualcos'altro...), perché a cento pagine dalla fine mi sembra si perda. sono meravigliosi, sempre, le descrizioni della vita di provincia, così come sono toccanti e profonde le meditazioni sulle proprie malformazioni. ma la narrazione della vita gay a Roma mi sembra un po' deboluccia (sarà che dopo Tondelli a me sembra che nessuno sia minimamente capace anche solo di avvicinarsi a l'intensità e vitalità piena di senso di colpa delle sue pagine). comunque un libro insieme divertente, toccante, disgustoso che vale la pena di leggere. e l'edizione tascabile della Fandango è caruccia e comoda.

Chanaz Damardji chanazdamadf81 — I never expected this book to be soo funny. and i didnt expect to identify with an albino midget so much either. There were times whenI felt like I was reading my own diary.

Ram Keshav ramkeshav25 — Super cute. I liked the backwards way of telling the story. I would have given it a 4.5 if that were possible. The kids loved the slapstick antics of the animals and the happy resolution.

Amelia Adamik _melia_damik — Mine is pink, soft leather and beautiful! It's my favorite one to take to church, too. Light and durable (at least so far).

Lene Ceng link_lotus — I had a grand time in eighth grade, eons ago, when my junior high (middle school didn't exist as a concept in Missouri at the time) put on this play. I was stage manager, but had a bit part in the opening scene. "Auchtung! Must be Switzerland.", was the line...ah fame.... This is also the play that taught me not to snigger when hearing the word "hoary". This is an OLD edition of this book. How old? Cover price reads 40 cents! It's now 13.95 in the bookstores. See what a bargain Goodwill is?