A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius907 reviews Dave Eggers Vintage, 2001 Hyperboles Aside; Read It and See... + The whole is better than some parts. "Well they say its kind of frightening how this younger generation swings, You know its more than just some new sensation... At an early age he hits the streets, wind up tied with who he meets / You know its more than just an aggravation." --David Lee Roth, from Van Halen's "The Cradle Will Rock," ...             The Rapture of Canaan Berkley Books, 1997             The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time1436 reviews Mark Haddon Vintage, 2004 Inventive and Enjoyable + The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time + Bigger than just a story about autism + What a great read             Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (Modern Library)487 reviews John Berendt Modern Library, 2005 Great Read + enjoyed it immensley + as if i was walking the streets of savannah Just read the book - you can't help but enjoy the characters and the irony.             A Farewell to Arms2 reviews Ernest Hemingway Simon & Schuster Audio, 2006 Attesting to this enjoyable reading by Slattery + Excellent Hemingway audio book I disagree strongly with the "official" review of Slattery's reading/performance of this great and very important novel. Slattery does both Scottish and Italian accents just fine; what's more, he adopts the casual and bantering tone that is so key to understanding the nuances of the relationships ...             Water for Elephants3 reviews Sara Gruen Algonquin Books, 2006 Astonishing Details + the life of a circus + Fun Fiction About the Big Top of Yesteryear The descriptive language in this unbelievably well researched book is amazing. The story transports the reader onto a circus train. It might be easy to dismiss this as a story too odd to get interested in, but it's not. Just pick it up and find yourself lost.             Fahrenheit 4518 reviews Ray Bradbury HarperVoyager, 2004 A must read for everyone + a great book of our time + Written in the basement of the UCLA library + True Fiction + Wonderful Book             A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius907 reviews Dave Eggers Vintage, 2001 Hyperboles Aside; Read It and See... + The whole is better than some parts. "Well they say its kind of frightening how this younger generation swings, You know its more than just some new sensation... At an early age he hits the streets, wind up tied with who he meets / You know its more than just an aggravation." --David Lee Roth, from Van Halen's "The Cradle Will Rock," ...             The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time1436 reviews Mark Haddon Vintage, 2004 Inventive and Enjoyable + The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time + Bigger than just a story about autism + What a great read             The Rapture of Canaan Berkley Books, 1997             A Farewell to Arms2 reviews Ernest Hemingway Simon & Schuster Audio, 2006 Attesting to this enjoyable reading by Slattery + Excellent Hemingway audio book I disagree strongly with the "official" review of Slattery's reading/performance of this great and very important novel. Slattery does both Scottish and Italian accents just fine; what's more, he adopts the casual and bantering tone that is so key to understanding the nuances of the relationships ...             Fahrenheit 4518 reviews Ray Bradbury HarperVoyager, 2004 A must read for everyone + a great book of our time + Written in the basement of the UCLA library + True Fiction + Wonderful Book             Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (Modern Library)487 reviews John Berendt Modern Library, 2005 Great Read + enjoyed it immensley + as if i was walking the streets of savannah Just read the book - you can't help but enjoy the characters and the irony.             Water for Elephants3 reviews Sara Gruen Algonquin Books, 2006 Astonishing Details + the life of a circus + Fun Fiction About the Big Top of Yesteryear The descriptive language in this unbelievably well researched book is amazing. The story transports the reader onto a circus train. It might be easy to dismiss this as a story too odd to get interested in, but it's not. Just pick it up and find yourself lost.