Humanities

Ethan Frome (Dover Thrift Editions)
Ethan Frome (Dover Thrift Editions)

Review:I have to admit, I found this book a slow go when I had to read it as a Freshman in prep-school. But the fact that it was set in New England and that it dealt with a depressing winter landscape and a remorseless cast of characters, such as I was then encountering made it unbelievably relevant at the time. I can relate, however, to the preponderance of young readers at this site who have expressed their displeasure at having to read it. I would not wish this vision on a young audience unles... Read more

Summer
Summer

Review:Charity Royall is a girl from a small town who spends her days face down in the grass dreaming. Enter Lucius Harney, artistic, city guy who for a few months sweeps Charity off of her feet, rescuing her from small town life in North Dormer. Charity turns out to be little more than a side dish for Harney who goes on to marry Ms Balch; Charity is left depressed, pregnant and forced to marry the middle-age man who raised her, to save her name. I love all things Wharton so I may be a bit bias... Read more

From Columbus's Great Discovery to America's Age of Entitlement
From Columbus's Great Discovery to America's Age of Entitlement

Review:A Patriot's History of the United States: From Columbus's Great Discovery to the War on TerrorThe Patriot's History Reader: Essential Documents for Every American "A Patriot's History of the United States" is an excellent, comprehensive history book. Unlike many history books, it is not biased or "politically correct." This book ca... Read more

7th Edition - Interpersonal Communication - Everyday Encounters
7th Edition - Interpersonal Communication - Everyday Encounters

Review:I had to buy this for a college course. I might as well have wiped myself with the pages. If you are looking for a whole bunch of politically correct lectures about how all of the world's problems are caused by heterosexual, white males, then this is the book for you. If you have to buy this for a college class, I'm sorry. Read more

Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters
Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters

Review:I had to buy this for a college course. I might as well have wiped myself with the pages. If you are looking for a whole bunch of politically correct lectures about how all of the world's problems are caused by heterosexual, white males, then this is the book for you. If you have to buy this for a college class, I'm sorry. Read more

One Thing You Can't Do in Heaven
One Thing You Can't Do in Heaven

Review:Challenged me to share my faith and than taught me how to practically do so. Highly recommend for anyone who knows they need to evangelize but is frightened of doing so. This is just the help you need to get started. Read more

Shadows of the Stone Benders (The Anlon Cully Chronicles) (Volume 1)
Shadows of the Stone Benders (The Anlon Cully Chronicles) (Volume 1)

Review:Character development good, plot moved along at good pace, and was well constructed. Story was interesting, and engaging. Would recommend for a good read, and liked that the book left off with further tales afoot in the future. Read more

Fathers and Sons (Oxford World's Classics)
Fathers and Sons (Oxford World's Classics)

Review:A great Russian classic but in the traditional Russian genre. Very descriptive writing of people and places with the "normal" tragic Russian ending. Turgenev easily captures the soul of Russian writers of the 18th century. Read more

Fathers and sons
Fathers and sons

Review:A great Russian classic but in the traditional Russian genre. Very descriptive writing of people and places with the "normal" tragic Russian ending. Turgenev easily captures the soul of Russian writers of the 18th century. Read more

Fathers and Children (Second Edition)  (Norton Critical Editions)
Fathers and Children (Second Edition) (Norton Critical Editions)

Review:A great Russian classic but in the traditional Russian genre. Very descriptive writing of people and places with the "normal" tragic Russian ending. Turgenev easily captures the soul of Russian writers of the 18th century. Read more

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