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Nicole Bruno nbruno — I hate to admit it, but "Slobodan Milošević" is really the only thing I remember from the Siege of Sarajevo when it actually happened. And the only reason that name stuck with me is that I was a DJ at a campus radio station during that time and I never knew how to pronounce the guy's name. The events that are described in this book -- events that occurred during my lifetime -- are events I didn't even notice happening. I'm sure this book will be compared to Maus, another graphic novel describing wartime events. Horrific wartime events. I think one possible weakness of the graphic novel format is that images are so strong. An image slides into your mind very differently from words. The best stories make the pictures in your mind by building them up from little words. When you make your own images, they are a part of you, and so have much stronger emotions attached. A graphic novel always runs the risk that the images in the book aren't as good as those the reader's imagination can produce. This book shows just the right amount of imagery for me: enough to be a catalyst for my imagination, but not so much as to replace my imagination's role as image-maker. I'm glad I read this book, to know what happened in those years when I was busy studying. Telling the story of one family's experiences and focusing almost exclusively on their need to get out was very effective. I'm going to read some more books about the Siege of Sarajevo now.

Dorinda Mcdougald dorindamc — Bricks don't make the boy.

Zhangqian Zhang 112637993e8db — Love Jennifer Weiner. Her characters are not stereotypical chic-lit characters. These women are smart and take responsibility for their actions. They aren't obsessed with shopping or sex. They do things for themselves and come out on top!

Cass Smallpaws _ass_ — Skimmed it after I realized this was a 14 day book, not a 28 day one, and as I detest late fees out of principle and was at the 20 day mark, had to take it back to the library the next day. However, the 'advanced' part of this book I didn't seem to get. Really, it was just one very large user manual, going over everything from how to bold text to some of the newer menu techniques available in the latest power point version. Really didn't come across anything extraordinarily useful, although once I actually need to make a spectacular presentation and I run to the library to get it again, maybe I'll change my mind.

Antonio álvarez _lvarez_oran — This was a nice story but at times I felt like there was no real passage of time & then bam-we were a year into the story. I liked the details about the shoes & loved the Italy part but it left me wanting more....I wish we could do 1/2 stars-I would give it a 3.5....

Brett Stave brettstaveca — BEHEMOTH. the people at the university library probably hate me at this point because i've had it checked out for 3 months. one of these days i'll get around to scanning the ones i found interesting. it's almost too big to try to scan it - easily weighs over 10 pounds. uhhhhh, "a great book"