Blankets124 reviews Craig Thompson Top Shelf Productions, 2003 Beutifully Illustrated Novel With Characters You Relate To + Nice Coming of Age Story + I really enjoyed this! + Get your emo kleenex out.             Le Fin (Lambert)167 reviews Victoria Taylor Murray PublishAmerica, 2002 A story you will forever remember, + I'm such a LAMBERT fan!!! + Unexpected But Delicious Ending For Popular Soap Opera! + TERRIFIC ENDING TO POPULAR SOAP OPERA!!!!!             Trump: The Art of the Deal84 reviews Donald J. Trump, Tony Schwartz Ballantine Books, 2004 The Art of the Deal truly takes you behind the scenes and into the thought patters of one of the great deal makers of our time + The Art Of The Deal + The Donald without The Wig + Trump-tastic + Great Value             The World of Christopher Marlowe8 reviews David Riggs Henry Holt and Co., 2005 A Remarkable Book + Interesting book on the life and times of Marlowe + great for english lit...but skim some Christopher Marlowe, the Elizabethan poet and playwright, was one of the most talented members of his generation. He helped pioneer the use of blank verse in dramatic poetry and used it to produce five masterpieces while William Shakespeare--who was only two months younger than Marlowe--was still ...             There and Back Again: An Actor's Tale105 reviews Sean Astin, Joe Layden St. Martin's Press, 2004 Love it or hate it + Great inside look at Hollywood that is indispensible for LOTR fans. + An absolute gem! + Abit Bombastic but altogether entertaining and informative.             Cleaning Up: One Man's Redemptive Journey Through the Seductive World of Corporate Crime12 reviews Barry Minkow Thomas Nelson, 2005 A LIFE GONE WRONG FILLED WITH PROMISE + Powerful Journey + CLEANING UP + Not Another I Found Jesus Story + Excellent read if you like white collar crime             Engelbert: What's in a Name?: The Autobiography7 reviews Engelbert Humperdinck Virgin Books, 2005 a rapid and riveting read + surprises for sure + I finally did it!!! + Insightful, surprising, awesome! + Whether or not you are a fan, read this!             Last Letters Home2 reviews CDs Books, 2004 Astonishing, meaningful, heart-wrenching + Last Letters Home When I was a student of political science, I had a professor who read to us letters home from the war front. He had a collection of pieces from lots of different countries, but messages were remarkably the same - human beings caught up in situations and conflict far beyond their making and often ...             The King and I: The Uncensored Tale of Luciano Pavarotti's Rise to Fame by His Manager, Friend and Sometime ...17 reviews Herbert Breslin, Anne Midgette Doubleday, 2004 TALENT AND CHARACTER IN UNEQUAL MEASURE This would be a five-star review if it were not for a couple of revelations about the tenor which are the result of mean-spiritedness masquerading as honest intimacy. By contrast, Pavorotti's dignified response at the end of the book causes me to wonder if he read it thoroughly. Otherwise, the ...             State of Fear1269 reviews Michael Crichton HarperCollins, 2004 My first Crichton book + An Inconvenient Novel + Provocative, absorbing thriller This was my first Michael Crichton book and I couldn't put it down till it was finished.             My Life (Limited Edition)698 reviews Bill Clinton Knopf, 2004 My Life by Bill Clinton + The glimpse of a man + A Long Road That Hasn't Ended + Take him at his word? + Amusing & interesting read             Running with the Bulls: My Years with the Hemingways17 reviews Valerie Hemingway Ballantine Books, 2004 Take It As It Is + Don't miss it When a non-literary or semi-literary character gets caught up in the wake of a great writer, an historical event or disaster or what have you, you have to take their memoir as it is. Valerie Hemingway, a teen when she met Hemingway, seems to have been an aspiring journalist and to have done some ...             A Tale of Love and Darkness32 reviews Amos Oz Harcourt, 2004 A lived reading experience/the act of memory itself + The Eternal Jewish Mother + A beautiful and moving memoir + history and biography + Superior Autobiography             Tommyland57 reviews Tommy Lee, Anthony Bozza Atria, 2004 Great book + Not much thought + Very Entertaining! I bought this for my husband and he loves the book. It arrived in great condition.             Alex Zanardi: My Sweetest Victory : A Memoir of Racing Success, Adversity, and Courage12 reviews Alex Zanardi, Gianluca Gasparini Bentley Publishers, 2004 Must Have! + worth the time + Alex Zanard + Zanardi does not disappoint             The Love Spell: 6An Erotic Memoir of Spiritual Awakening19 reviews Phyllis Curott Gotham, 2004 Who cast the love spell? + Book review + Insightful and interesting, but not without fault... If one of the author's goals was to punch a hole in the western wall between fact and fiction, she did an amazing job. The genre speaks for itself and is the perfect teaching venue. While reading I asked myself a number of questions: Can a metaphor really be a metamorphous? Is the author Phyllis ...             A Thousand Days in Tuscany: A Bittersweet Adventure24 reviews Marlena De Blasi Algonquin Books, 2004 From Venice to Tuscany + The best of the series! + Read this book! And find a way to warm a winter's evening in the cold temperate climes + My new favorite book + (4.5 stars) A gorgeous tribute to Tuscany and her people...             Pioneer Doctor: The Story of a Woman's Work3 reviews Mari Grana TwoDot, 2005 This woman was a pioneer in many ways This is the story of one woman's persistence and success against social norms that limited women's role in society in the western US during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Not only was this woman a doctor when there were very few women doctors, she also participated in the womens' suffrage ...             Warrior Soul: The Memoir of a Navy Seal51 reviews Chuck Pfarrer Presidio Press, 2004 Never of guessed. + Forrest Gump's younger brother? + Navy SEAL recalls his time in the military + A must for military history enthusiasts             Savage Summit: The True Stories of the First Five Women Who Climbed K2, the World's Most Feared Mountain20 reviews Jennifer Jordan William Morrow, 2005 Tales of strength and determination + Gripping, well-written book that leaves the reader appalled. I could not put this book down. I knew nothing of alpine climbing to begin with, but became engrossed by the descriptions of the mountains that inspired the lives of the first five women who climbed K2. Myself, I am inspired by the strength of these women. One reviewer commented that the author ...