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	Getting Things Done (73) The Art of Stress-Free Productivity By David Allen Reading since Dec 10, 2008 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Running Within (3) A Guide to Mastering the Body-Mind-Spirit Connection for Ultimate Training and Racing By Lynch, Warren A., Jerry/ Scott, … Reading since Aug 13, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Born to Run (2) A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen By Christopher McDougall Finished on Sep 12, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
A Must-read for any athlete and runner! I absolutely loved this book! Amazing writing and storytelling, and an amazing story (with stories within the story) to boot! It truly is an amazing and inspiring read. Everyone should really read it- those who want to run, do run, or are considering running! Is this helpful? ― Posted on Sep 13, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	How to Practice (6) The Way to a Meaningful Life By Dalai Lama, The Dalai Lama, Jeffrey Hopkins Finished on Aug 10, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
Good guidance, sometimes confusing This book is a translated document of His Holiness the Dahli Lama, briefly explaining the Buddhist beliefs on meditation, the different Sutras, and how to focus on having love and compassion and dispelling hatred, anger, and jealousy in your life to attain peace and enlightenment. Further in the boo ... (continue) This book is a translated document of His Holiness the Dahli Lama, briefly explaining the Buddhist beliefs on meditation, the different Sutras, and how to focus on having love and compassion and dispelling hatred, anger, and jealousy in your life to attain peace and enlightenment. Further in the book, His Holiness delves into the latter stages of Sutras and meditation, towards enlightenment and Buddhahood, but it gets very confusing and frustrating (and philosophical) when discussing how emptiness is form and form is empty. Got me all confused and mixed-up! It was worth a read- and a re-read, in the future. Definitely enlightening into the thoughts and mind of His Holiness, and in the practice of the Buddha religion. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Aug 14, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	My Sister's Keeper (1) By Jodi Picoult Finished on Aug 5, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
1 person find this helpful Wow, awesome read This book is amazing, couldn't put it down, and was amazed by the outcome and ending. I won't spoil it, but highly recommend this book! Is this helpful? ― Posted on Aug 7, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	The Glass Castle (76) A Memoir By Jeannette Walls Finished on Jul 23, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Tap and Gown (1) An Ivy League Novel By Diana Peterfreund Finished on Jul 20, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	Mermaids in the Basement (2) By Michael Lee West Finished on Jul 19, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	The Secret Bride (3) In The Court of Henry VIII By Diane Haeger Finished on Jul 17, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
	A Voyage Long and Strange (2) On the Trail of Vikings, Conquistadors, Lost Colonists, and Other Adventurers in Early America By Tony Horwitz Finished on Jul 13, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
interesting history lesson This is a very interesting book. This author did loads of research and fact-finding, so props for that. The way it's written, he goes through (chronologically) what foreigners landed where and when, and tries to travel along their routes, interviewing people in the region along the way. < ... (continue) This is a very interesting book. This author did loads of research and fact-finding, so props for that. The way it's written, he goes through (chronologically) what foreigners landed where and when, and tries to travel along their routes, interviewing people in the region along the way. The history is interesting- can be a little tedious to read through, can also be very gruesome to think about. Some of his facts I disagree with regarding Native Americans, but the man did his research and he's only human. The most interesting parts of the book were his interactions with the "locals" along his travels. Very interesting stories and points of views. It is worth the read if you're interested in learning more about our countries history, and the travels of a Jewish author through America's past traveling in modern times. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Jul 8, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	Ghosts of San Antonio (1) By Scott A. Johnson Finished on Jul 6, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
cute ghost book This is a great collection of stories of ghosts in San Antonio. The introductions to each of the stories are a little repetitive and redundant. Overall, though, a good ghost book. It could use more specifics as far as sightings, events, and other strange occurrences though. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Jul 7, 2009 \| Add your feedback
	Can I Keep My Jersey? (1) 11 Teams, 5 Countries, and 4 Years in My Life as a Basketball Vagabond By Paul Shirley Finished on Jul 5, 2009 Add... My Shelf Wish List
Great cynical writing! I really love the way this guy can laugh at himself, be critical of himself and others, and tell some amazing stories and share his adventures. Great read- highly recommend it! Is this helpful? ― Posted on Jul 6, 2009 \| Add your feedback