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Sezgin Aktaş sezginaktas — I read this in the store to see if I would like to own it. He has some wonderful things to say about how life goes. I found it inspiring and like the use of folklore and fairy tales.

Marian Vladut enculescu_vladut — “Understanding the Psychology of Internet Behavior” helped me understand what drives human’s addiction to being plugged into the internet. For years I have tried to grasp why people are so addicted to online fantasy games and spend their entire lives sucked into these environments. Their real world relationships crumble while they fight and develop online lives with other gamers that they “may” never meet outside the confines of the online world. This has always frustrated me since I find online fantasy gaming fairly boring. I also have had difficulty understanding why people are obsessed with checking their e-mail, text-messaging everyone all the time, and so on. I go days with out even touching a computer. If it wasn’t for work related activities I probably wouldn’t interact with the internet/PC at all. Joinson’s book does an excellent job of lying out were the internet behavior originated from, how it is built, and what drives it. I found this resource well researched, easy to understand, and it gave me a much clearer view of what is happening now with the internet and what is to come in the future.

Danielle Feerick aniday — I liked this book, it was a nice read. I really liked that the author took the time to give us intricate samples of each of these women's lives and let us learn to like them, feel for them, and get to know them all at the same time. I enjoyed watching them grow as characters and overall it was just a sweet and sometimes very sad book. I don't know if I will ever be fortunate enough to ever have a group of girl friends like this.

Erdi Buş erdibus — So many people have told me that this book is amazing. And for some reason I put off reading it for quite some time. Mainly, I think, because it is a contemporary chick lit, a genre which I'm not usually that interested in. Well let me tell you, this book has completely changed my mind about that! Not only was it as amazing as I was told, it was actually far better than many paranormal/fantasy books I've read over the years (my usual genre). I LOVED this book! Here we have 2 complete opposites. Brittany - She's a white girl from the north side of town, where cars and houses and appearances are everything. She's captain of the pom poms, most popular girl in school and underneath all that she's screaming inside. She hates putting on the appearance of being perfect and just wants to be herself. But her mother expects her to be the best. Alex - He's a mexican gang member from the south side of town, where crime, gangs and low income housing is a plenty. He's a member of the Latino Blood (LB), he's known for being the bad boy, and nobody messes with him. But like Brittany, inside he's someone else. He's only a gang member because he doesn't have a choice, he just wants to keep his mother and brothers safe and knows LB will protect them if he does as he's told. You put these 2 together and you get one amazing story! Watching their relationship progress was so interesting. I was literally glued to my kindle for 3 days. I coulnd't get enough of this book. They are paird together in chemistry to do a project and at first they completely butt heads. Eventually though their need to be themselves (rather than the appearance they put on) becomes the connection between them. The question is, can the worlds of these 2 people mix? And can they each put aside gangs and appearances in order to be together? At the heart of this book is a great love story. Alex... oh Alex. If you've read it, no further explanation is needed. If you havent then, lets just say he's the perfect bad boy with a heart. I wish I had an Alex all to myself! Never before have I routed for 2 people to be together so badly. The 2 main characters were just written so well. And despite the main story being about Alex and Brittany, I also liked the sub characters within this story... such as Alex's best friend Paco and Brittany's unlikely friendship with Isa. These sub plots added more to the story which I really enjoyed. Lastly I think what makes Perfect Chemistry stand out is the message behind the story. The fact that people from different backgrounds or races or relgions are still just people at the end of the day. Divisions shouldn't stop them from being friends or in the case of Alex and Brittany, more than friends. Recommend to all!