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Brad Gresham _rad_resham — LOVED IT! This is my first introduction to David Sedaris' writing and I after reading this book, I think I have a new addiction! His writing style is such a breeze to read through, I've never finished a book so fast. And as it is in a collected short essays format, one does not have to feel committed to the whole book. To tell the truth, this book had me uncontrollably laughing out loud (much to the annoyance of my husband). Sedaris had a way of making me feel like I was just sitting down with an old pal catching up on their silly stories. This was good for my soul. I recommend it to everyone!

Ball Sirisak _all_irisak — Continuing on my pursuit of mysteries, I found this when I was trying to find books set in South Carolina. A mystery and a hurricane, and actually - I liked the amateur detective Henrie O. quite a lot, enough to try more books by Hart.

Nabeel Muaddi _abeel_uaddi — I loved it . I just Read the book again and Finished it on March 16 , 2011 . During the series Rachel has learn alot about her self and This book helped her come to reality of what she truly is and also how to play with the big boys. I canot wait until book 10 is reales .

Lee Yuchen leeyuchen — " من يكتب لن يموت أبداً" . من هنا كانت البدايه الحقيقية لـ 366 صفحه ضمت 30 رقاً من مذكرات هيبا الراهب . رغم توهاني بين مسميات القس ،الأسقف ،الراهب ،الكاهن والشّماس الا أن ذلك لم يمنعني من الاستمتاع بها بشكل كبير جداً ولم تمنعني ايضاً من ادارك المعنى الجميل الذي كان بين اسطرها ذلك من خلال الأفكار التي راودت "هيبا" خلال رحلة بحثه عما يؤمن به . عزازيل .. الصوت الهامس في الروح المؤمنة التي ظلت عشرين عاماً تبحث عن هدوءها وحين اتقنته او حاولت التأقلم به رغم العذابات أصيبت بمس فاختفت هي وولد عزازيل .. . يوسف زيدان الحائز على جائزة البوكر العربي عن هذه الروايه استطاع أن يخلق لغة جميله وذكيه وشيقه رسمه للشخوص وتلوينه للأحداث كانت متقنة ولولا التمطيط في منتصف الرواية الذي اختفى في الجزء الأخير منها .. . لم اقرأ بقية الروايات التي رشحت لنفس الجائزة ولكني سأفعل قريباً لكن الى ذلك الوقت استطيع القول أن الروايه كهذه تستحق التقدير والإهتمام

Ana Karen anakarenrod87a — I loved how he played with voice, and I laughed out loud at the tour guide's blunders with his "Americanized" English. Very entertaining.

Abdo Abdo hearts_hunter — ** spoiler alert ** This book is about when she first started fostering. I can't believe how little the foster careers were told in those days. They should never have been put in a situation where the child was a danger to the family. This is the story of Dawn, a tearaway 13 year old, though most of the time she just craved family life. She liked to push boundaries, as do most teenagers, but when she did push them they were pushed further than others. Her behaviour all was a cry for help. When she was five her parents split up and when an aunt and uncle said they'd care for her, while the parents sorted their lives out, they accepted the offer. So for 4 or 5 years she was raised in Ireland and the only contact she had was through occasional phone calls, often the aunt and uncle would say she was outside and couldn't come to the phone. When they'd had enough of her they put her on a plane and shipped her back to the UK. When no-one collected the girl at the airport social services were called in and she was returned to her mum. But the girl who returned was unruly and hit and spat at anyone. Her mum tried to help her and then she spent time with her dad but neither could cope. She often cut herself to release her feelings of anger. Then she went into care and Cathy and her husband John fostered her. At the end of the book she makes another attempt on her life and this is the turning point because she is then taken into a teenage residential home which deals with psychiatric problems. There she was finally able to get the help she deserved and it came out that whilst in Ireland she was repeatedly raped by her cousins. Right at the end Cathy gets a phone call from the then 19year old Dawn who has her life on track and is going to teacher training college.

Carlos Alberto copychento — Interesting premise: trying to find common experiential, psychological traits among creative types in a variety of fields. Boring execution: typical clinical psycho-babble. I almost finished the book, but my interest trailed off.