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ZintaAistars reviewed Three Cups of Tea. August 06, 2008

Reaching the highest summit

Sometimes the only way to find what you are looking for is by getting lost. Often, the only way to achieve victory is first to fail. If Greg Mortenson had not yet learned these two lessons when attempting … more

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Jaimie_U reviewed Three Cups of Tea. June 13, 2008

A great story, writing a bit dry at points

There is no question that Greg Mortenson is an extremely inspiring man. This tale of his experiences in Pakistan will not only entertain and inspire you, but will also give insights into a very different … more

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Butter reviewed Arnold Schwarzenegger. May 22, 2008

Arnold - a true American hero!

Don't let the accent fool you, this guy is the American Dream.

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fcarta reviewed Barack Obama. April 16, 2008

The Enigma of Barack Obama

I havent really decided where I stand regarding Barrack Obama but his charisma and eloquence definitely makes him an appealing choice. Basing his campaign on "real change", anti-Bush, and anti-old government, … more

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RobertYokoyama reviewed Three Cups of Tea. April 02, 2008

This is a very good book

Three Cups of Tea is about Greg Mortensen's dedication to improve the lives of Pakistani and Afghan people. He has built thousands of schools for girls, provided communities of people with water, and … more

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FreeDom4 reviewed The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush,.... August 10, 2005

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Consistent, plausible - a great read for all pragmatic Republicans and Democrats

When I first saw this book, esepcially with its black cover, I thought it was simply another Bush-bashing book using Mr. O'Neill's words as a cover. In fact, I found it quite dispassionate and reasonable. … more

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FreeDom4 reviewed It's My Party, Too: The Battle for th.... August 10, 2005

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It's My Party, Too: The Battle for the Heart of

Not very deep

I like Mrs. Whitman, respect her politics, and admire her decision to stake a ground as a moderate. I think her inside account is interesting, and refreshingly not bitter. Yet, she leaves far too many … more

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newtonooi reviewed Against All Enemies: Inside America's.... July 07, 2005

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Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on

Where are the references?

This book by Richard Clarke offers insight into America's involvement with terrorists and terrorist groups as witnessed by a person who saw it firsthand over the last two decades. The book begins with … more

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Cascadian reviewed Who's Looking Out for You?. January 13, 2005

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You are, Bill! You are!

Bill O'Reilly is a warm and generous man. When he tires of praising himself, he is more than willing to step aside and let someone else do it for a while. He wants to show you how … more

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vemartin reviewed Against All Enemies: Inside America's.... August 17, 2004

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As Americans, It is Up to All of Us to be Well Informed and Thoughtful

Pros: Written from the basis of verifiable facts, not supposition, or opinion. Cons: None The Bottom Line: By writing Against All Enemies; Inside Americas … more

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Robert1936 reviewed Against All Enemies: Inside America's.... August 07, 2004

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A Thought-Provoking Contribution to Our Understanding

Clarke served as a senior official in the Reagan, Bush 41, Clinton, and Bush 43 administrations, specializing in terrorism. In Against All Enemies, he examines the policies and initiatives of each in … more

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Robert1936 reviewed The Price of Loyalty: George W. Bush,.... April 06, 2004

Over Time, an Invisible Treasury Secretary

Whose loyalty to whom and/or what? What is the "price"? How was it determined and by whom? The subtitle evokes another question: While obtaining his "education" during his 23 months as Secretary of the … more

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Dunkjam reviewed Who's Looking Out for You?. October 07, 2003

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Bill O'Reilly Tells It Like It Really Is!

Pros: Very informative, full of facts and ways to form positive relationships. Cons: I could not put the book down until I read it all within one evening! … more

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