Ahmed Abdel Hamid Abdel Hamid itibaren Nali, Himachal Pradesh, Hindistan itibaren Nali, Himachal Pradesh, Hindistan

Really well done, on the whole -- but there were two storylines, one past and one present, and I just couldn't get into the latter. The opening and the first 100 pages or so are stunning, though.

A great guide for (a big part of) the SAT. Most of it is comprised of short little tips very much worth remembering. Most helpful concerning the Mathematics section of the test. Also noticed that the practice tests in this book are noticeably harder than the tests in the official books and the Free Practice Test on the CollegeBoard website.

Don't let the title of this book scare you off. You don't need to be an academic or math genius to understand it. This is one of those books I wish every person would read before leaving high school or college because it teaches you how to think for yourself and to look objectively at claims made by activists and politicians on both sides of the aisle. It's never too late to learn these things. Having these skills will help you understand things, think for yourself, and avoid being tricked or scammed by some fast-talking salesman playing fast and loose with the facts.

Just a little Winx Club graphic novel I found lying around. The pictures are funny; they're ripped right out of the show. Professor Paladin still looks like a girl. (Okay, I thought Pokémon's Roark was a girl, and you can call me stupid, but Paladin really looks like a girl!! It even looks like he has a chest...) Some of the images are blurry and screwed up. Okay, that's enough randomness from me. Bye!!