Review:Solecito was Amanda Knox's boyfriend of a week or so when implicated in the murder of Meredith Kirchner in Perugia, Italy. Every student headed for another country should read this book. It covers a lot that was shown in media reports, but also deals with his family's handling of his trial and incarceration. He also tells about the terrible living conditions in the jails he spent time in, and his feelings at being set free after 4years. Read more

Review:Very well written. I love the pictures in the book and would like more. It helps the pictures are not at the back of the book, nice that we can see the people as we are reading. The story had a good pace and did not want to put the book down. Read more

Review:I lived my early college years in those turbulent 60`s when Manson and his "family" became household names. Mr Guinn`s book brought back the horror that was Charles Manson. A scary but fascinating look into the life of a sociopath and those who followed him. Read more

Review:This book is spot on. Different words, a few similar stories, friends and characters stolen from my own life story. Blackouts used to be my safe place, but now working to remember everything is where I feel safe although extremely uncomfortable. Thank you for writing the truth even while you continue to remember what that truth is. Read more

Review:Malala is a Pashtun girl that lived in Mingora the largest city in Swat Valley, Pakistan. Her father started a school three years before she was born, that she attends. Every day she would observe the women that would wear burqas and gloves and not show a bit of skin, but Malala and her mother only wore head scarves. Many girls did not go to school. Some men would say “Why send a girl to school?” “She doesn’t need an education to run a house.”

One day there was a 7.6 earthquake that lef... Read more

Review:There is a movie starring Julianne Moore and Woody Harrelson based on this book. I saw the movie first and absolutely loved it. When I realized the movie was based on a book, I went looking for it.

I absolutely loved the book and would recommend it to anyone. Read more

Review:A fun and intimate exploration shared for all to understand how to explore love and passion. There are all different ways to find yourself and orgasm and free love might just well be a good enough way! Read more

Review:Amazon's top editors chose American Desperado to be a pick of the month. It was daring choice, given that Jon Roberts shares that space - one of the top ten books -- with Steve Jobs. I thank the editors for taking such a risk. American Desperado is not for the squeamish. It is about bad seeds, not apples.

Jon Roberts is a classic, made-in-America, traveling salesman and raconteur. Why are the bad guys so good at telling stories? Is it because they spend so much time in cars, waiting fo... Read more

Review:"To Kill a Mockingbird" is the bestselling book of the twentieth century and is considered to be one of the best books of all time. Almost an instant classic upon its publication, it has enjoyed almost fifty years in the limelight, and never fallen by the wayside. Yet its author remains something of an enigma, a writer turned recluse who never wrote a second novel. That is exactly what Charles J. Shileds sets out to explore in "Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee".

This biography beg... Read more

Review:The subject of the Mafia has alwaysfascinated me until I sawGoodfellas, then the fascination turned to fear, Underbossjustconfirmed those fears again. Iwill let the subject alone for good'now but one thing, I alwaysthought the definition of a rat wassomeone who tells on their friends,as a made member Sammy supplied theCosa Nostra with millions of dollars a year, he carried theirorders out to the letter and theytalked about him behind his backthat is not somthing a friend would do. Also,while S... Read more