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Mar 5, 2018  
Saving Me
Saving Me
Sadie Allen | 2018 | Young Adult (YA)
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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The Perfect Book
I simply cannot find the right words to use in this review that will do Saving Me any justice. First I'll say that this is the first book I've read written by Sadie Allen and I loved every single moment of this story. You know that you have found the perfect book when you find that you can relate to the story and characters in such a way that it feels like the author could be retelling your own story. We are allowed access to the very soul of Ally, and we can feel her emotional despair, her hopes, desires and what will ultimately be life changing moments. I wept for her, felt anger for her, but I also felt moments of extreme happiness for her. The reflective message contained within the pages of this book will stay with readers of all ages.

{I received a copy for review purposes and made no guarantee of a favorable review. The opinions expressed here are unbiased and my own,}
  
Lover Enshrined (Black Dagger Brotherhood, #6)
Lover Enshrined (Black Dagger Brotherhood, #6)
J.R. Ward | 2008 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.2 (13 Ratings)
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Review Updated as of 12/21/2017:

J. R. Ward has a way of making you love and hate characters. Lover Enshrined infuriated me and made me cry tears of happiness. This is the story of Phury which is about as messed up as anyone would expect. You see a lot of the addict in him and you get to know him better in this novel.

I liked this book just like all of the others in this series but I will say that it frustrated me to the point of having to change back to reading the book instead of listening. The narrator did a great job but there is just something about reading while frustrated vs. listening while frustrated.

This book brings you new characters to fall in love with and relate to. The characters are well thought out and are still unique and interesting. J.R. Ward definitely knows how to make characters that you will fall in love with and relate to.

All in all, it's a good book.
  
Days of War, Nights of Love
Days of War, Nights of Love
Crimethinc Collective | 2001 | Education, Essays, History & Politics, Mind, Body & Spiritual, Philosophy, Psychology & Social Sciences
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
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Crimethinc exists on the verges of capitalist society instead of forming a better one for all. (0 more)
Radical revolutionary
This book is a manifesto of sorts that challenges you to challenge yourself and the things around you. To deliberately seek meaning in all you do and live your life in ways that bring joy and make the world a richer place because if it.
Crimethinc take you away from the false idea of anarchy if safety pins and riots and show it as an intellectual intelligent philosophy in being a more positive human being. It changed the way I think and live and I hope I've managed to bring others more happiness because of it. And after all, like the books says, is there anything more anarchic and radical than falling in love? It goes against all conventions of reality and is irrational and yet something we live for.

My only criticism is Crimethinc's ideas often act on the fringe of an existing society instead of bringing everyone with us.