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Prasad Rishi prmtlprasa0ed3 — My business partner gave it to me and I expect we'll be making some changes as our company grows. Yvon is a hero to many in the outdoor industry. He's a true mountain man with the experience to know that the wild world is worth preserving for it's own sake. The book is a little too matter-of-fact about some topics but that's how a hardened mountaineer says things. I have a feeling Dick Cheney isn't going to drop the human femur he is devouring to read this book but but it sure makes a good liberal business owner want to change the world.

Hussein El husseinelr88e8 — I listened to this on my way to/from the Bay Area. The narrator is really bratty, but she's endearing. I am actually surprised by how much I enjoyed this.

Arturo Meade arturomeade — Probably my favorite book if all time

Mohamed Yahyaoui _oones — I thought it was a wonderful book and I loved it!!

Designworld Designworld design_world — the book was a little good because nate the great had to find a musical note on a piano.and the musial note key was the c.

Yomna Youssef ecairoage — I had started this while still in college and working at the library, and I was finally able to re-start and finish it. Unfortunately, the beginning is stronger than the end. Not unlike Mr. Vertigo, the main characters spend the second half of the book leading completely different lives from the first half (although not nearly as pedestrian). It was also a bit frustrating that I didn't think the two main characters were equally strongly written, with one character's homosexuality being extremely clumsily dealt with. So. Am I glad I finally read it? Yes! Did I finish the book with a satisfying feeling of payoff? No. In the immemorial style of young men under pressure, they decided to lie down for a while and waste time. They took their shoes off, rolled up their shirtsleeves, and loosened their neckties. They moved ashtrays around, swept stacks of magazines to the floor, put a record on, and generally acted as if they owned the place. (The writing is not this descriptive toward the end of the book, since there's more going on over longer spans of time covered in fewer pages.)

Rifky Abbas rifkyabbas — I loved this book. It is one of those sweeping epics full of wonderful characters. It is really long, but I read it in three sittings. You just can't put it down. There is always something amazing about to happen. This is a great car trip, vacation, cold-day-home-from-work book. You just have to throw yourself into it!

Oliver Scoleri oliverwinter — If no one knew who you were, would you exist?

Jean Haein jeanhaeinkim — Started this book, slow going, required alot of stop and think time. Strangely the more mystical parts that I have never really 'gotten' are starting to make alot of sense. Really helping me understand some of the things in my life, not just my dog! Its a great book so far but the man is a dog trainer not an author, he does a good job communicating but some of it is a little choppy.

Xu Ye _suraxy27 — This is an excellent book with which to start learning electrodynamics. It's very well written and unlike many text books, very readable. Nowhere near as complete or encyclopedic as Jackson; but, I suppose thats the difference between an undergraduate text and a graduate text.

Agni Ardi agniardi — So amazing