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Mary Ruf mare9 — what's better than a little yuppy murder? yuppy murder with some ancient greek mixed in. thanks to elspeth, i'd say this is now a cult fav.

Francesco Bianchi _ra_ia — It's a book that at the end you "know" what happened, but don't "know" what happened. It has a law component that drew me in. It was really quite short and pretty easy to read. Enjoyable!!

Mariyan Yordanov mariyan_yordanov — BOOK REVIEW EU IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM LAW Commentary on EU Regulations and Directives Edited by Kay Hailbronner ISBN: 978-1-84946-075-0 Hart Publishing www.hartpub.co.uk A NEW COMMON LAW ON IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM ACROSS EUROPE! An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers Can there ever be one legislative framework for immigration and asylum across the European Union – instead of the present situation in which each member state evolves and enforces its own? That’s the aim and a partial answer to this question… or at least a monumental effort in that direction which is provided by a recent publication from Hart Publishing and Verlag C.H. Beck who have published Kay Hailbronner’s excellent book. In our view, ‘EU Immigration and Asylum Law’ offers erudite commentary on EU Regulations and Directives pertaining to immigration and asylum law from a knowledgeable team of contributors. Based at the Centre for International and European Law on Immigration and Asylum at the University of Konstanz, Germany, the editor, Hailbronner, has compiled a formidable work of reference which examines both intensively and extensively the content of existing European legislation on asylum and immigration, with a view to identifying potential interpretation issues and their application. Inevitably, individual members of such a diverse team will reveal differing views on overlapping issues generated by this complex subject – but a diversity of opinion is generally a good thing. The overall objective here is to work painstakingly toward what the editor refers to as a ‘full(y) fledged harmonization’ which, it is to be hoped, will lead to a common European asylum and immigration policy. If such an object is ever achieved, it would replace the present uncertain scheme of things in which each European member state continues to evolve its own minimum standards, options and discretionary policies on asylum and immigration. The purpose of this heavyweight volume is to assist courts, administrative authorities and other relevant civil institutions across Europe -- including immigration tribunals – to enhance and augment their understanding of existing European legislation, much of which after all, incorporates many of the laws and practices already in place in individual European member states. Hart Publishing is to be commended for this important new title to its catalogue which brings a deeper, erudite understanding to EU asylum and immigration issues. This is a thorough and methodically laid out work of reference of over 1,500 pages, on an often complex and vexed subject area. A number of key pieces of European legislation are dealt with in detail, including directives on, for example, the qualification and status of refugees…asylum procedure...the admission of students…the admission of researchers… the return of third-country (non-European) nationals…and much more besides. ‘EU Immigration and Asylum Law’ would certainly be an ideal acquisition for the in-house libraries of any institutions or individuals dealing with immigration and asylum in the EU, from immigration departments and NGOs, to practicing lawyers, students and academics in this field. The general bibliography is itself an extremely useful research resource.

Gabriela Saravia gabrielas94 — Everyone should read this book. If you don't believe in all that he writes, at least it will make you think about life, and all the little aspects. I can't count the number of times I've found a quote that I've used at different parts of my life.

Derek Wilson dwils — David Sedaris is hysterical and a fantastic story-teller. Not all of his stories are the best, but this book is a great compilation. You'll defnitely laugh out loud. Anyone from NC will appreciate his references to growing up in Raleigh, working at Crabtree Mall and taking family trips to the beach.

Sungmi Sohn _ungmi — Borrowed from my daughter. Adult fiction. This book was more difficult to read than most of George MacDonald's. Good Biblical principles applied to daily living. mary Marston, main character.