Skylar

This book provided a whole different approach to Phycology than what I had encountered before. I think he puts correct ephisis on responsibility and taking ownership of one's situation and ‘reality'.

After a lot of nutritional digging, I think Nina Teicholz has uncovered some important details on how the food standards have been so skewed for American culture.
Gives me faith back in grandma's recipies.

An excellent book to get into gear and make the most out of your goals and desires in life.
Read this in the morning to start off your day with a drive.

Prepare yourself to be lost in the wild world of fae. Read it to the end then start again to see how each part was foreshadowed.

Love the style of Malcom's writting!

A snipe hunt for the most absurd matrix-like book suddenly gets interesting in the last moments and I'm left wanting more...

A good read in short bursts. Full of the wisdom of the ages.

Good Lord! This has to be one of the best conclusions to a set of books I have ever read.
Each builds on the last expanding the story telling and universe.
After finishing it became aparent that like Orson Scott Card he needed to build a whole set of books to tell the message of this one.

Dense and well thought out.