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Samsara is... Cheryl L Snell talks about Samsara by Cheryl L Snell a fascinating excursion into a fusion of cultures -- definitely a fun ride! Cheryl's work is original and fresh. Big recommendation from me! --Rachel Dacus, Alsop Review Read more »	Second Home Book is Great "How To" Primer Anne Kazel-Wilcox talks about Passport to Exotic Real Estate : Buying U.S. And Foreign Property In Breath-Taking, Beautiful, Faraway Lands by Steve Bergsman For years I’ve toyed with the idea of buying a second home among the places that Bergsman writes about, but I could never quite reach the right comfort zone. Now, Bergsman lays it all out for me with... Read more »
“…a marvelous historical compilation… intelligent and intense writings…” David Gross talks about American Quaker War Tax Resistance: from the 17th through the 19th centuries by David Gross “David Gross has created a marvelous historical compilation of 167 intelligent and intense writings on the challenging question of whether people of conscience should pay for war.” “Quakers... Read more »	Passport to Exotic Real Estate Anne Kazel-Wilcox talks about Passport to Exotic Real Estate : Buying U.S. And Foreign Property In Breath-Taking, Beautiful, Faraway Lands by Steve Bergsman For years I’ve toyed with the idea of buying a second home among the places that Bergsman writes about, but I could never quite reach the right comfort zone. Now, Bergsman lays it all out for me with... Read more »
Read This! Mark Mandel talks about Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal was my first introduction to Christopher Moore's work, and I loved it. Not only does it add the very much missing ingredient of humor to a... Read more »	Review by Mirian Walton and Alan Goter Lisa Saffron talks about Checkpoint by Lisa Saffron Review by Mirian Walton and Alan Goter, Shrewsbury, England 24 April 2008 This excellent first novel authentically explores the motives and feelings behind the conflict in Israel and Palestine as... Read more »
New Orleans Style Murder is a Tension Filled Thriller Wisteria Leigh talks about Outside Child by Alice Wilson-Fried Outside Child, by Alice Wilson-Fried is a marvelous masterpiece of murder and mayhem on the Mississippi. Ladonis Washington wants nothing more than to make it to the top of her career. She will do... Read more »	Triumphant Tribute by Cynthia Polansky, Wisteria Leigh talks about FAR ABOVE RUBIES by Cynthia Polansky Far Above Rubies, by Cynthia Polansky, is a brilliantly written historical fiction memoir. Polansky's book is a triumphant tribute to Sofie Mecklenberg Rijnfeld Davidson, a selfless woman with... Read more »
What Readers are saying Charles A. Ray talks about Things I Learned From My Grandmother About Leadership and Life (How to Light a Fire under People Without Burning Them Out) by Charles A. Ray I finished your book and I LOVED IT! I really enjoyed how you wrote it and the way you chose and used your examples throughout the text. It is an easy read,...your personal examples were so vivid... Read more »	What Readers are saying Charles A. Ray talks about Things I Learned From My Grandmother About Leadership and Life (How to Light a Fire under People Without Burning Them Out) by Charles A. Ray Wonderful book! I ordered 3 copies (which arrived quickly) and will re-order for gifts. I think if our current President Bush had had YOUR grandmother, we wouldn't be in the pathetic mess we're in... Read more »

Great Reviews on Amazon Dana Halabi talks about Reclaiming Honor in Jordan: A National Public Opinion Survey on "Honor" Killings by Ellen R. Sheeley This book has gotten consistently great reviews on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/review/product/9957860704/ref=cm_cr_dp_all_helpful... Nicely done. Read more »	Bleeding Hearts pauline ramdhanie talks about Bleeding Hearts by Josh Aterovis Wow! Very intense. Gripping from start to finish. Looking forward to reading the rest of it. Read more »
Addiction: Beyond Heroin Ann Seymour talks about Addiction: What's Really Going On? Inside a Heroin Treatment Program by Dr. Barbara Sinor This powerful book could be written about alcoholics, compulsive gamblers, and any number of other addicts. When you live with a compensated addict, that is, one who can function and disguise his... Read more »	Irresistible? Leighton D Gage talks about Every Bitter Thing by Leighton D Gage Yup! That's what the New York Times said. In their review of "Every Bitter Thing" they called my Chief Inspector Mario Silva "irresisible". Read more »
Women, read this... Paul Charles talks about What Men Really Want In Bed: The Surprising Secrets Men Wish Women Knew About Sex by Cynthia W. Gentry Clearly, I can't tell you what I learned from this book. I will ask my girlfriend to write in though... Anyway, C. W. Gentry's books are easily read, embarrassment-free and down to earth. They deal... Read more »	Whoopsie Judith Octavo talks about My Horizontal Life by Chelsea Handler I already thought of Chelsea as one of the funniest comediennes of late before I read this book. I was reading the lines from the book as if it's her self-deprecating manner of speaking that's... Read more »
Understanding Jazz Singh talks about Twisted by Laurie Halse Anderson AS a 16 year old male, I throughly enjoyed this book and took it as a lesson more then anything. The dangers we of the "in" crowd pose to outsiders is frightening and if I had not read books... Read more »	Lawrence Winters Michael Anthony talks about Mass Casualties: A Young Medic's True Story of Death, Deception, and Dishonor in Iraq by Michael Anthony “If you are afraid of the TRUTH don’t read this book. SPC Michael Anthony’s personal experience of WAR has no censor. Reading his book is a journey into the battlefields of death, sex, and the loss... Read more »
"Dancing with Rose" was absolutely wonderful. Susan Brown talks about Dancing with Rose: Finding Life in the Land of Alzheimer's by Lauren Kessler Almost a year ago, I started a very small part-time job (two Saturdays a month) with a program called "Time Off for Caregivers" at our local senior center. We care for cognitively impaired people,... Read more »	Flabet debutant former member talks about Barberbladshologrammer (Razorbladeholograms) by former member Brian P. Ørnbøl har skrevet en række rå digte, som emmer af håbløshed og provokation. Digtsamlingen rummer en drenget flabethed, som udstiller verden som grim og hård. Af og til spytter digtene... Read more »