Have you read NATIVE SON? wat do u think of it?
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I have I have! Read it all, its awesome... it makes me sad, but if you think of it... Hurry up and finish it! I don't wanna give the end away.
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What an excellent song!  So true how we are all raised in various ways, and we all make different choices.  Not that I agree with all the choices, but that's the way our broad aspect of life is.  I can't say that I identify totally with either brother, as one chose the dark paths of life (not me) and the other was very devoted to God (I was in mind, but not in action).  But I love the verse "Welcome home, said the hot moonlight/We were born and raised in black and white/One lives to pray, one prays for life..."  Very poetic!\n\nThank you for sharing this song.  I don't know if you wrote it or are just sharing an existing song with the rest of us to see our thoughts on it.  But I very much enjoyed it.
739706
"Presidential material, through and through!\nAfter reading the enclosed story "The Pet Goat," I was stunned by its lyrical beauty and easy cadence. The tempo, the choice of words, and the layout on each page captured my imagination so much that it took me about seven minutes to recover my bearings."\n\n---Amazon Reviewer "Lolla Fallujah" (FIVE STARS!)\n\ncopy/paste
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i've yet to read sandman, but i've heard GREAT reviews about it, & a few months ago i picked up a book (& finnished it within a week) by the same auther of sandamn.\nserenity rose, still looking for that.\nJTHM- LOVE IT, have issues 4-7 right now, my favorite is isssue #4, the one where he kills himslef, there are allot of deep things that i can sometimes relate to in that issue alone, it's scarry sometimes!
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I've read all of his books, except Brida which I didn't find in English.\n\nThe Zahir was weird in a way, compared to his previous books. I felt his style in this one had become too repetitive, and it seemed to be more clumsy and awkward. I did like the concept of the Favor Bank though.\n\nBasically, reading The Zahir didn't leave me with the same magical after-feeling than his other books.\n\nYou can check many of his articles on www.warriorofthelight.com
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Yes I liked it, I liked the part in the hotel (i didnt like it, but I just like the way he handled himself, does that make sense?)\n\nVery good book
272886
Excellent, tragic book.\nI loved it, but it was really intense.  I have not read it again, as I usually do with a good book.
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This book is Harper Lee's masterpiece. I like the symbolism it inculdes very much. Are you a good reader? Did you read the Da Vinci Code? Tell me what you think about it.
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Yes. I taught the novel for several years in high school English (10th grade). Read it. You will love it!!! It is an amazing story of a young boy coming of age in the South at the turn of the 20th Century in a small town called Cold Sassy. Bigotry, prejudice, love, acceptance, and fulfillment are among its themes. I highly recommend it to you.
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Yes, I have read it.  Actually, my mom knew the women in it before the Lafferty brothers killed here.  The deal with this book is that it is definetely written by an individual who is not a fan of Mormonism and his bias is obvious.\nThat being said the actual factual information about the Lafferty's and the FLDS group is really very good and the book does a good job of laying these problems out.  Krakeur is also correct in pointing out that these at least partially results from a larger problem in Mormonism.  Mormonism is like Islam in that can breed extremism if not careful.  Hopefully Mormons will be more successful in dealing with these issues than muslims.\nOverall, I thought the book was an excellent historical work on some touchy issues that are not discusses as much as they should but I wish it would have been a little more objective.
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This is the first I have heard of this book..... from the article sounds like it would be a great book for kids.   Why people would be bothered by this book is truly puzzling, I mean honestly it's a book for kids so they can understand at their level about illegal immigration.  This just made the shopping list for gifts.\nGood post DAR.
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It's a great book.  Wonderful author.\nAccording to this article, the author doesn't plan any sequels.  I think it ends perfectly.\nBrave New World is another book about the concept of manufacturing and the controlling/ perfection of the human race.
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Oh my god... someone ELSE who reads Dean Koontz. I have read every single one...at least 2 or 3 times.  I have different favorite for different reasons.  You know how some of his books are science fictiony, & some are just about a REALLY bad guy doing BAD things. Some draw out for a while and some are super quick...CANT PUT THIS BOOK DOWN!\nAnyway, back to your question.  I loved Watchers, and Intensity, the Fear Nothing (and sequel) , and ODD Thomas (and sequel) and Velocity.   Im glad he's a fast writer because im a fast reader.
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The book was really informative on a variety of topics although the ending of every chapter had a hook to keep you reading. Even though you felt manipulated into reading on, it was willingly so, since the book was so exciting to read. It was about a mystery, solving a murder, and heavily referenced Catholic Church history, Christianity's history, and religious sects that have sprang up relating to both. In addition, the book also appeals because it contains riddles and puzzles...clues left by the dead man to help his daughter find an important religious artifact.\n\nI highly recommend it.
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Yes I do!  I am Native American and for my cultural beliefs there are no books.  Mostly oral history and traditions, passed on from generation to generation.  My boyfriend is Catholic and knowing who said did, said, and what have you is too confusing.  It's all Greek to me and hard to understand.  I sometimes feel like I have to be a theologist major.  Some day I will take time to read it all.  As for know, I'll focuse on my beliefs.
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yes i have read tintin in America, blue lotus, and cigars of the pharaoh. really cool books and worth reading.
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He sounds very interesting (i looked him up). Thank you. I will read his newest book( I like anything to do with walking in the woods)\n:)