Greg

I LOVED this book! Excellent writing and information. Making me make some changes in my life as I realize you can reconnect no matter where you live.

Ms. Franklin continues to deliver!

Delightfully subtle humor with occasional laugh aloud moments tightly wound around a really great story.

Intriguing treatment of the Christian holy book. Reading the Bible from a historical-metaphorical sense makes the literature plausible. But I think I'm done for the moment with Christianity as I strive to broaden my vision of spirituality...what's next Hindu, Jain, who knows???

A memoir that reads like great fiction but is so truthful it's like touching your tongue to frozen glass. Painful and sharp. Incredibly well written and extremely compelling. NOT a happy story but a harsh patch of life that is examined and lived through to healing.

Awesome recipes but for the most part these are pretty labor intensive. They will definitely take some prep work. But I would most definitely eat everything in here. YUM!

Awesome book for you if you are a geek or if you live with one.

For Project Manager's and Sharepoint apps users...this is good stuff.

Meh...

I have read everyone of Rita Mae Brown's books from her earliest to this one and I have either loved or enjoyed almost all of them. However in this book it seems that Ms. Brown has forgotten that the essence of a novel is a good story. Tell me a story and you can preach politics all you want, make social commentary, and let your opinions hang out. But remember to show me not to tell me. I can read the daily news and get all the insanity and political naivete that I want. But when I'm reading a book by a successful novelist I expect much more.

I have been let down.

Mythical male and mortal female fall in love in Maine against odds.

Formulaic but this week I needed an easy read...this was it.

Not for me.

Simply a fantastic series. Funny, snarky, and yes even romantic at times all combining for a great undead read.

Excellent!

If you want a dose of biking and preaching this is for you. Not for me.

Sweetly rendered tales of trial and triumph from cowboy poet and humorist Baxter Black. Life lessons abound told in a folksy, accessible way.

Strong 4. Have changed some of my investment patterns due to this book and some other research that I've done. Rarely do I reread books but I have a felling I'll dip into this one again.

Good stuff.

Woman who knows people who have connections who take her hunting. She kills animals and eats them. Blah..blah...blah

This book is perfectly seasoned to my tastes. The writing on and about food is spot on and the recipes...OMG the recipes. They may not be the simplest but the results...ahhh...

Save the planet on the cheap.

A few good ideas. Got the book at the library so I already feel sanctimonious ;-)

I'm giving this a four not because it is a literary classic or a book that will change your life. However; it is quite simply delicious. I snurled my nose more than once when she graphically describes her new found favorite brain treats and how to enjoy them - straight up, mixed with other delicious foods that when combined with brains gives you an odd sense of ewww...that sounds yummy (not the brains part), and hey who wouldn't love a brain smoothie. Of course there are also the frozen dinners which when eaten without being heated give you “brain freeze”. I apologize but that totally cracks me up.

If you don't like zombies then this a great introductions to the genre that stands on its own merits.

Pure fun, and the cover art kicks arse!

Wanted to love this book and I could have gotten over the experimental writing style after a bit; however, I got to a certain point where I wasn't really bored but more apathetic. Really, really wanted to like this. Sorry.

Fun for the most part with some particularly sad parts. Over all a good book.

No. I listened/read this book and it was over 23 hours long. It was a bad investment of my time.