1. Easy Spanish Reader- McGraw Hill
2. Girl with the Dragon Tatoo- Steig Larson
3. Buddhism for Sheep- Chris Riddell
4. Girl Seeks Bliss- Nicole Beland
5. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks- Rebecca Skloot
6. Romeo & Juilet- William Shakespeare
7. Say It Right in Spanish- Clyde Peters
8. Start Where You Are- Pema Chodron
9. Howl and Other Poems- Allen Ginesberg
10. Spanish Course 1-B- Pimsleur
Comments:
sierrak Happy to get back to work on my Goals!
Henrietta Lacks
Do you recommend this book? I’ve heard it’s really fascinating.
Yes I would. It connects and sheds light on many different things. It’s also very accessible to the reader. The medical terms are explained and it reads like a story. I really liked it!
Colleen_C_C SMART -- Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Timely -- GOALS
The year
that Skloot’s book was published, I confidently predicted it would be that year’s Pulitzer prize winner in the non-fiction category.
While I was wrong – it didn’t receive the award after all – I still believe that it should have: that’s how good I think this book is!
It’s one of the best non-fictions I’ve ever read—& absolutely one of the best books on medicine & ethics & cultural attitudes in America one could possibly find.
One of its very best attributes? Immortal Life reads like a novel. You could forget it’s real & imagine this is all some crazy made-up fiction—if you didn’t know that it is, terribly, true.
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