Living History710 reviews Hillary Rodham Clinton Scribner, 2004 Very good book! + perfect + What would her life have been like if she hadn't met Bill Clinton? + Influential woman of US politics             Diary Of A Lost Girl15 reviews Kola Boof Seaburn, 2007 A Great Woman and a Great Book! + diary of a lost girl kola boof + THE NEWEST LIE + Heartbreaking and Gut-wrenching             Outrage: The Five Reasons Why O.J. Simpson Got Away With Murder126 reviews Vincent Bugliosi Island Books, 1997 This book is the ultimate OJ murder trial book + Guilty As Sin + High Dudgeon Bugliosi leaves no doubt about the OJ murder trial and what went wrong from the beginning to the verdict. A must read for skeptics as he leaves no stone unturned.             Confessions of a Video Vixen462 reviews Karrine Steffans Amistad, 2006 I actually liked it... I lived the same life in my early twenties, but instead of rappers, my life revolved around rock stars & Dj's, so I definitely was able to relate. It's just sad that this book got so many negative reviews commenting on how she's just "exploiting the black community" and "making money off of ...             Find Me175 reviews Rosie O'Donnell Grand Central Publishing, 2002 Touching Book to say the least! I laughed, I cried, I felt like it was a story parrallel to my own. Came out of this book feeling like I knew Rosie and was so touched at how she was able to describe feelings that actually made you understand her joys and pains. This was one of the best reads in a long time for me. I am in the ...             The Annotated Uncle Tom's Cabin4 reviews Harriet Beecher Stowe W. W. Norton, 2006 excellent background but read the novel first + What a Surprise! John Updike reviews this new edition in the Nov 6 New Yorker, which is available online and well worth looking up. With 100 pages to go, Updike tired of the "irritable sniping from the sidelines" and switched to the standard Library of America edition. A few months ago I reviewed the Penguin ...             Love: A Novel95 reviews Toni Morrison Vintage, 2005 Spellbinding -- an Emotional Rollercoaster Ride + Love "Love" is the first book I've read by Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison. I was totally captivated and mesmerized by the emotionally electrifying beauty of her prose and the manifest reality of her characters. The book was fascinating on first reading, but the style in which the story ...             Culture Warrior494 reviews Bill O'Reilly Broadway, 2006 Rational Opinions Count + This is the best of the BEST + Horrific! + Eye opening read             A Time to Embrace: Same-Gender Relationships in Religion, Law, and Politics11 reviews William Stacy Johnson Wm. B. 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I was totally captivated and mesmerized by the emotionally electrifying beauty of her prose and the manifest reality of her characters. The book was fascinating on first reading, but the style in which the story ...             Diary Of A Lost Girl15 reviews Kola Boof Seaburn, 2007 A Great Woman and a Great Book! + diary of a lost girl kola boof + THE NEWEST LIE + Heartbreaking and Gut-wrenching             Living History710 reviews Hillary Rodham Clinton Scribner, 2004 Very good book! + perfect + What would her life have been like if she hadn't met Bill Clinton? + Influential woman of US politics             Confessions of a Video Vixen462 reviews Karrine Steffans Amistad, 2006 I actually liked it... I lived the same life in my early twenties, but instead of rappers, my life revolved around rock stars & Dj's, so I definitely was able to relate. It's just sad that this book got so many negative reviews commenting on how she's just "exploiting the black community" and "making money off of ...