What is the last book you read, and your rating?

[Patrick Nandi]

The last book l read was The reel sisters by Michelle Cummings l rated it 4/4 an inspiring book to read.

[intelligentsiagirl]

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BLOWOUT
CORRUPTED DEMOCRACY, ROGUE STATE RUSSIA, AND THE RICHEST, MOST DESTRUCTIVE INDUSTRY ON EARTH
Rachel Maddow
Crown, a registered trademark of Penguin Random House, copyright 2019

[books_andpoetri]

The last book I have read is Sketches of Life by A. Gavazoni and I gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.

[kperm]

The last book that I read is Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula by R.F. Kristi. Currently, I am reading Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat by R.F. Kristi. I recommend reading these books if you enjoy children's books or have kids.

[kperm]

The last book that I read is Cat Detectives in the Korean Peninsula by R.F. Kristi. My rating for it is 3 out of 4 stars. Currently, I am reading Serendipity Mystery: Diary of a Snoopy Cat by R.F. Kristi. I recommend reading these books if you enjoy children's books or have kids.

[kperm]

who moved my cheese by Dr. spencer johnson.
It is great book that everyone aspiring change in life should lay hands on, short but concise story. you'll never be disappointed. Thanks

It looks like that book can be very helpful. Thank you for sharing your opinion.

[kperm]

I have just read "Don't Mind Me - I'm Just Having a Bad Life" by Lewis Kempfer.
Rated 4/4

A very well-written memoir that lures the reader into the "plot" and the "story".
It is a story of redemption that gives hope

I don't usually enjoy memoirs. However, it sounds like the book is very emotional and motivational. Thank you for sharing your opinion.

[kperm]

It Happened on Christmas Eve by Kirsty Greenwood.

It was SUCH a sweet, light hearted holiday romance, I recommend it for those who like cozy romances, with a lot of wittiness. I rated it 5 stars on Amazon, which is rare for me.

It looks like that book is perfect for the Christmas season. I like cozy romances very much. I'm looking forward to reading this book. Thank you for your recommendation.

[intelligentsiagirl]

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THE COLD WAR
A WORLD HISTORY
Odd Westad
Basic Books, copyright 2017

Rating 9/10

I would be happy to read more books from this author. It did go over a number of history I already had a deep understanding with. As it is about world history. But there was a very important argument that was made with the author to win the Cold War. Since the start of the Reagan Revolution, movies and television series was designed to show a wealthy and educated characters being a positive and negative modeling. The characters were to be above the national average with wealth and income. Reason being, that only in capitalist societies can that level of wealth and income can happen. Were as in communist countries or countries with a higher level of socialism, the government cannot guarantee that level of wealth, or income.

[books_andpoetri]

The last book I read was The Winter Sisters by Tim Westover and I gave it a rating of 4 out of 5.

[intelligentsiagirl]

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DEEP STATE
TRUMP, THE FBI, AND THE RULE OF LAW
James Stewart
Penguin Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House, copyright 2019

6/10

His statements are more interesting on television that his statements within his own book. It does prove my point, that current event books are not good books to read. The best book about the Trump Administration will be written in the 2040's -- during a era when a author has time to decompress the important of this current era. Writing about current events, can become a problem with facts the day it is release to the general public.

[books_andpoetri]

I just finished Blueness by Karen Stensgaard and I gave it a rating of 3 out of 5 stars.

[intelligentsiagirl]

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THE IMPEACHMENT REPORT
THE HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE'S REPORT ON ITS INVESTIGATION INTO DONALD TRUMP AND UKRAINE
Broadway Books, an imprint of Random House, copyright 2019

NOTE: I support the impeachment and removal of Donald John Trump as president of the United States of America

[Redlegs]

Monkey Grip, Helen Garner's 1977 novel about life and love in 1970s Melbourne, is gritty, raw and rough-edged, and it established Garner as one of Australia's foremost writers. She has written a wide range of well-respected fiction and non-fiction in the past 40 years or so.

The narrator in this novel, which I suspect is partly auto-biographical, is Nora, a young woman addicted to the need to be loved and comforted.

Unfortunately, the man she is most addicted to is Javo, who is addicted to hard drugs and just can't get his life together.

The prevailing environment seems to be the tail-end of the sixties/seventies hippie 'free love' and casual drug experimentation period in western culture.

While Nora wants Javo to get off the drugs, she is also afraid that a clean Javo might not need her anymore.

This is a great introduction to one of the absolute stars of Australian literature. 4 stars out of 5

[books_andpoetri]

The last book I read is A Loafer's Guide To Living by W.L. Liberman. I gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.