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Great read! Loved each of the three parts: the CIA Master Chef exam, Michael Symon’s career, and Thomas Keller and the French Laundry. Great writing and subject matter.

Not too shabby, but not too interesting either.

It was fine. A step down from his other books for sure.

Not nearly as good as i thought it was when I was in college. Love the dreamy travel still, but these characters are flimsy one not caricatures.

I actually read the graphic novel versions. Great art, great story telling, including many Id never heard before.

Quit reading, too boring.

Read this out loud to Sarah as she finished up sixth grade. Great again. Sarah liked too.

Decent background on what Putin is all about, in comic form.

Quit. Just didn’t capture my attention.

The first book bought in Vallarta's new book store!

A suggestion from our librarian, Ms. Jenny. Always nice to have librarians in your life. I am forty pages in and am just loving the slow, luxurious pace this book has. Feel like I'm out there in the Wisconsin forests raising my own dogs.

Just starting this one, as I loved all the other Gladwell books. This one comes courtesy of a parent from our school.

Wow, this book is just as good as Corrie said. Stayed up till 2 the other night reading. Lots left to go, but I recommend it already.

Incredible book about a native Alaskan high school boys basketball team. The author follows them for a season. Great stuff, even if you have no interest in sports (but especially good if you do!)

Since "The Name of the Rose" is not at our library, I thought this would be the next best thing. Have never read Ecco before.

Heavy, non-fiction. Haven't read something like this in a while. Won the National Book Critics Circle Award, so it should be good.

Taking a stab at some serious reading this Christmas. In Corrie's words, "I think that was one of the harder Morrison books."