Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West3 reviews Dee Brown Holt Paperbacks, 2007 During the Moon of the Must-Read + BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE There's already been much ink shed reviewing this seminal work by Dee Brown on the "loser's" of the 'Indian Wars' that consumed much of American history in the latter half of the 19th Century. If you don't feel great rage at the unceasing, genocidal campaign by European Americans upon the lands, ...             Bless Me, Ultima193 reviews Rudolfo Anaya Grand Central Publishing, 1999 Bless You Anaya + A Delightful Tale of a Boy Growing Up on the Llano + The Ultimate Read In this beautifully written coming of age tale, Anaya delivers part of the Mexican/American experience. The loss of innocence in the story refers to a religious quandry for Toni, a six year old boy. Should he adopt his mother's culture and become a priest or should he become like his father's ...             Cat's Cradle375 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dell Publishing, 1998 Surreal yet all too close to the truth... + Great Storytelling + Still relevant to this day + WONDERFUL BOOK + The master of Cat's Cradle             The Giver3088 reviews Lois Lowry Laurel Leaf, 2002 better than expected + Beautiful Read + Easy reading + Amazing.             The Remains of the Day195 reviews Kazuo Ishiguro Vintage, 1990 Deepest gratitude to my brother + A charming, multi-layered classic + Bantering and Dignity + A reminder of the dangers of rationalizing away one's feelings             Siddhartha463 reviews Hermann Hesse New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1951 Samsara is nirvana + Great + Hari Om + A rambling spiritual adventure... + A must read for any spiritual seeker             The Little Prince: Sixtieth-Anniversary Gift Edition279 reviews Antoine de Saint-Exupery Harcourt Children's Books, 2003 Man, I love this book ... + one of my favorites + Funny and moving at the same time + Wonderful             Farenheit 4511 review Ray Bradbury Del Rey, 2004 Dry leaves serve the fire Just try to imagine how could be our world today with every book with a death sentence... it would be worst that it is today. This is a terrific story, which comes from a desperate internal scream of liberty, `cause our freedom is made in the cements of the knowledge. Bradboury paints us a history ...             Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West3 reviews Dee Brown Holt Paperbacks, 2007 During the Moon of the Must-Read + BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE There's already been much ink shed reviewing this seminal work by Dee Brown on the "loser's" of the 'Indian Wars' that consumed much of American history in the latter half of the 19th Century. If you don't feel great rage at the unceasing, genocidal campaign by European Americans upon the lands, ...             The Giver3088 reviews Lois Lowry Laurel Leaf, 2002 better than expected + Beautiful Read + Easy reading + Amazing.             Farenheit 4511 review Ray Bradbury Del Rey, 2004 Dry leaves serve the fire Just try to imagine how could be our world today with every book with a death sentence... it would be worst that it is today. This is a terrific story, which comes from a desperate internal scream of liberty, `cause our freedom is made in the cements of the knowledge. Bradboury paints us a history ...             Siddhartha463 reviews Hermann Hesse New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1951 Samsara is nirvana + Great + Hari Om + A rambling spiritual adventure... + A must read for any spiritual seeker             The Remains of the Day195 reviews Kazuo Ishiguro Vintage, 1990 Deepest gratitude to my brother + A charming, multi-layered classic + Bantering and Dignity + A reminder of the dangers of rationalizing away one's feelings             Bless Me, Ultima193 reviews Rudolfo Anaya Grand Central Publishing, 1999 Bless You Anaya + A Delightful Tale of a Boy Growing Up on the Llano + The Ultimate Read In this beautifully written coming of age tale, Anaya delivers part of the Mexican/American experience. The loss of innocence in the story refers to a religious quandry for Toni, a six year old boy. Should he adopt his mother's culture and become a priest or should he become like his father's ...             Cat's Cradle375 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dell Publishing, 1998 Surreal yet all too close to the truth... + Great Storytelling + Still relevant to this day + WONDERFUL BOOK + The master of Cat's Cradle             The Little Prince: Sixtieth-Anniversary Gift Edition279 reviews Antoine de Saint-Exupery Harcourt Children's Books, 2003 Man, I love this book ... + one of my favorites + Funny and moving at the same time + Wonderful