The Wonder Spot86 reviews Melissa Bank Viking Adult, 2005 Thoroughly enjoyed this book! + Hilarious and inspiring + A decent book. + Wonderful             100 Love Sonnets: Cien sonetos de amor (Texas Pan American Series)53 reviews Pablo Neruda University of Texas Press, 1986 Pablo Neruda's 100 Love Sonnets + Tapscott's liberties + Awesome! + When you cannot find the words to express how you are feel! + Honorable             Century Girl: 100 Years in the Life of Doris Eaton Travis, Last Living Star of the Ziegfeld Follies9 reviews Lauren Redniss Collins Design, 2006 A loving tribute to an extrordinary woman. + Definitely Recommend + Wonderful glimpse into the past + DARLING Dancer: Whimsical Book + BEAUTIFUL             Lonely Planet Best of Paris (Lonely Planet Encounter Series)1 review Terry Carter Lonely Planet Publications, 2005 Not up to LP standards This book had a number of problems, including wrong address information for several sites, mislabeled maps, etc. The suggestions made were as per usual with LP guides, excellent, but when the map and direction goofs adding so much time in looking for things in the book or on the wrong streets, the ...             Close Range : Wyoming Stories150 reviews Annie Proulx Scribner, 2000 Lasting Impressions + a sparse masterpiece + Brokeback means broken heart + I really like Proulx's prose + Proulx's prose is a great engine with horses to spare!             Paris: The Biography of a City9 reviews Colin Jones Penguin (Non-Classics), 2006 Decent try but could have used more focus This books greatest strength and weakness is that it is one of the most thorough overviews on the city of Paris history that has been written yet. Unlike many it goes into wonderful detail on the early years of Paris and the build up on the Isle de cite. One of the other drawbacks is that the ...             Dojo Wisdom12 reviews Jennifer Lawler Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 very cute, some decent advice! + Good One Even for Non Martial Artists + Life-changing! + A calming read             The Dance of the Dissident Daughter81 reviews Sue Monk Kidd HarperSanFrancisco, 1996 Read this book! + An Authentic Journey + This is an IMPORTANT book to read if you want to understand feminism. + A voice from the wilderness + Excellent Story and Resource             Cold Mountain: A Novel1505 reviews Charles Frazier Vintage, 1998 Absolutely a great read!! + Book and Film - No Better, No Worse, All Good + A Dark Look on Humanity + "I Am Coming Home, One Way or Another..." + a masterpiece of american literature             The World of the Celts14 reviews Simon James Thames & Hudson, 2005 The Best Introduction to the Celts Ever! Also for the know it alls. + Phenomenal Book a Must Read for any Celt Addict + You will be amazed at the artistry of their artifacts and earthworks + A surprising good little book             The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2006 (The Best American Series)5 reviews Houghton Mifflin, 2006 Excellent Journalism for Critical Thinkers From Any Field + another winner + Excellent collection. + The amazing things we don't (but should) know about our world + This popular science book will blow your mind!             Get Out of My Life, but First Could You Drive Me & Cheryl to the Mall: A Parent's Guide to the New Teenager, ...99 reviews Anthony E. Wolf Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2002 Right on target! + how to really talk to your teens + Get Out of My Life, but First Could You Drive Me & Cheryl to the Mall: A Parent's Guide to the New Teenager, Revised and Updated + Good advise and insight.             Plan B: Further Thoughts on Faith152 reviews Anne Lamott Riverhead Trade, 2006 Anne Lamott Strikes Again + Anne is back I love Anne Lamott and this book is no exception. As always, she writes with honesty and humor about her everyday experiences. She helps me see the lighter and darker side of Christianity and life in general. I can relate to her foibles and rejoice with her in her human triumphs. I'm glad for ...             The Time Traveler's Wife1654 reviews Audrey Niffenegger Harvest Books, 2004 Forgivingly flawed + emotional roller coaster + The most moving book I've read in a long time + Wonderful Characters + GET THIS BOOK!             New and Selected Poems: Volume One9 reviews Mary Oliver Beacon Press, 2004 Read These Poems Out Loud + New and Selected Poems, Vol one + Takes you to another dimension... + as always...             Censored 2007: The Top 25 Censored Stories (Censored)7 reviews Peter Phillips, Project Censored Seven Stories Press, 2006 Last Resort for Those Who Want Real News + Holding the powerful accountable + Best nonfiction I've read in years + A Must Read for Everyone             The Other Wind (The Earthsea Cycle, Book 6)61 reviews Ursula K. LeGuin Ace Trade, 2003 It's just sad that this is the last book... Quite simply put, the Earthsea books are among my favorite stories. This final (unless, as we're hoping, another one comes out...) book in the Earthsea series furthers the more poetic style LeGuin shifted to in Tehanu. The book concerns itself with a number of important philosophical themes but ...             The Secret Life of Bees1385 reviews Sue Monk Kidd Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 very good book + Amazing + Goes down easy, but it ain't exactly fluff + Bee's             The Pirates!: An Adventure with Scientists & An Adventure with Ahab6 reviews Gideon Defoe Vintage, 2006 LOVE,LOVE,LOVE IT + Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists + Johnny Depp meets Monty Python & the comic strip Overboard + Just what is it about this book? + hilarious             Zen and the Sutras (Tuttle Library of Enlightenment Series)1 review Albert Low Tuttle Publishing, 1999 penetrating Albert Low's new book, Zen and the Sutras, is a penetrating journey into the Buddhist sutras, which brings home the message, that with open mind and bare attention, one can enter these gateless gates. The book bears reading several times, and slowly. For practicing meditators, this book forges a ...