This started out really interesting; my only complaint is that it was tooooo long. If a book takes more than 2 weeks to read, it means it's a struggle and not holding my attention as much as I would like it to.

I read this book as part of a summer religion course and it was very thorough. As a "nonreligious" person, I believe it is my duty to at least study and understand other religions before I choose not to believe in them. Yeah, still an atheist.

Anyone in a management position should read this book. It is very informative and explains how decisions about a worker's performance can be made in only minutes and how that affects the worker's entire career with that manager. Eye opening!

This was the textbook for a research class I'm taking, but I find myself recommending it to so many people. It really is about learning to be creative and how important creativity is in all aspects of business and society.

This book is hysterical. I'm such a white person! The Web site continues where the book left off. This book gets laughs from everyone I've shared it with.

I enjoyed this book, as someone who is close to an addict. Although it later was revealed that Frey exaggerated parts of the book, I found it true in that it spoke to the mental attitude of the addicts and drug abusers I know -- they do lie and exaggerate to get what they want; it's who they are.

I also enjoy Burroughs's books, even if they are a bit too hard to believe.