Review:What a powerful book. Beautifully written. Oppenheimer was a near-mythical figure and suffered a tragedy that was undeserved and spiteful. A must-read for anyone who wants a better understanding of this man and the times in which he lived. Read more

Review:438 Days provides the reader excellent detail in chronicling this incredible journey. The reader gets a true sense of directly observing this in real time, which is a key factor in the quality of the read. Mighty recommended! Read more

Review:This was a frightening biography about Richard Kulkinski, a monstrous human being who killed with impunity and joy. It was a book both difficult to read because of the horrific acts of this "man" yet impossible to put down. It makes one into a voyeur of the devil's perfect man who purportedly killed innocent people for sport, or to test a new lethal weapon.

Couple of points - the book was way to sympathetic to Barbara Kulkinski. It is difficult to understand how she didn't know, or inq... Read more

Review:This is a great addition to the history books covering the founding of our nation. Ellis covers the facts and corrects the fictions have become lore, and does so in a manner that is interesting and revealing. The Founding Fathers were neither geniuses who walked on water with the foresight of gods; nor were they evil white men hell-bent on establishing a utopia for themselves only. Yes, they were remarkable men with great talent, but they were men nonetheless, with weaknesses and inconsistenc... Read more

Review:My eyes misted over often with pride or empathy or frustration. The lies my schooling history told me, the perversions of organized religion, the glories and ignorant treacheries . The hope of a fair world for all to live in. I really enjoyed this very well written book. It was well worth the money. Read more

Review:shows just how far the intellect of our college students has deteriorated. it's certainly right and good to be against violence against women. but this ridiculous ranting about their vaginas is not helping the just cause in any way. how do they expect to gain respect for women and support against violence by their vulgar rantings.. the one star is only because it's required.. Read more

Review:Well, I highly doubt this is an honest account of this man's life
Towards the end, I did some research and found others too have doubted the accuracy. Some of his situations seem quite fanciful.
I do not, however, doubt the accuracy in portrayal of the treatment of enslaved and feed Africana and African Americans Read more

Review:I enjoyed reading about Dave's life and what makes him tick. I've always gotten a chuckle from his humor. The book is written as if he's talking directly to you in conversation.

I have more respect for him after reading the book. He owns up to lots of stuff and calls it like he sees it. Good stuff for a celebrity/comedian. Read more

Review:I rode the school bus everyday with Janis and Cameron's brother to highschool. I would see Janis in the grocery store and stop and say hi. I cannot beleive all this happened in Red Bluff and to people I KNOW. Scary world out there. Read more

Review:And I mean UNBELIEVABLE, this is quite a story, however, some of the cruelty of this fragile, undernourished young lady, beaten so savagely that it is inconceivable that she could survive and be strong enough to do construction work on a flat that had to be 'gutted ' which takes the strength of very able bodied human beings. Common sense just wouldn't let me imagine this part of this great book. Believe me, I had to read every page because most of it is riveting and believable.......I also wan... Read more