Review:An excellent statement of the position that recent Government, Society, and Academic programs and policies are doing more to hurt the success of various ethnic groups rather than help them. A very easy read but packed with very valid points. Highly recommended. Read more

Review:Despite its hyperbole, this class critique cum romance has its charms, including a fascinating glimpse of how Forster saw the Stephen children (later destined to become Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell). Read more

Review:Well-written, easy read - and highly relevant to 2015 issues. If you are concerned about current events, particularly #BlackLivesMatter, Ferguson (and the Ferguson DOJ report), and the events in Baltimore, then I think you will enjoy this book. Read more

Review:This book relates to the book "How the West Really Lost God"! Both really demonstrate how a strong family requires a strong male influence. I mean a family in which co-equal partners respect and cherish each other in a true give and take relationship which builds a strong family life which is self-replicating.

The sexual revolution not only destroyed the family but created a female dominated pseudo-family which is a no-win environment for both sexes and their off-spring. Passion created a... Read more

Review:every white person in america needs to read this book and see what is going on every day and at first i did not believe this was going on but the man has video links to all most every story he talks about this book might save you or your family so get this book and wake up people you will be glad you did ..................(you want my solution guns make gutless cowards go away ) you will understand my comment when you read the book GET THIS BOOK Read more

Review:This book will rock your world and crash your heart wide open. It's a book of journey, love, friends, fate, and food. Lots of food. It takes you west across America: Chicago, Los Angelos, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle. If you want a proper, well-written story that is a solid variation of current literary theme, you have many worthy options. Want to blow your mind? Get My Friend Leonard. Read more

Review:Wow. This book explains quite well why we have the problems in America that we do. This was a bit of a tough read for me with all of the names, dates, facts, and figures. Hopefully everyone reads it so we can stop blindly following these people. Read more

Review:This book was certainly a fine effort. Using multiple first-person narrators was a good way to look at the issues from multiple vantage points. What could have pulled the book to five-stars is hearing from the "bad guys". I doubt the racist monsters from that era were simply evil people. Their views, just like ours, were mostly formed from those of family/friends/teachers of the times. Once we've "looked at love from both sides now", it is time to do the same with hate. Read more

Review:Kind of outdated w/ type questions, and questions lack "substance". Depends what you are looking for. A kind of fun game to play as a couple because certainly does not go "deeper" to questions that makes someone think about. Read more

Review:this book is a must read, whether youre married or not. i strongly recommend it before getting married. i was one of those that thought i knew everything there was to know about my partner, these are questions that you dont think to ask and very important to know. i even learned things about myself, it definitely makes you think. my partner an i are reading and answering the questions together. its a great couples activity Read more