Danodanodan read and liked Lauren's review of Perfectly Reasonable Deviations From the Beaten Track: Letters of Richard P. Feynman:

"I shed a few tears with this one. Maybe because I love the man so much. "

Danodanodan read and liked Katie's review of Be Here Now:

"So there was this this guy I went to high school with, Michael, and he fancied himself a gangster. He wore his flannels buttoned all the way up, put sad-faced airbrushed clown stickers all over his books, and, though not Mexican, developed a Mexican...more So there was this this guy I went to high school with, Michael, and he fancied himself a gangster. He wore his flannels buttoned all the way up, put sad-faced airbrushed clown stickers all over his books, and, though not Mexican, developed a Mexican accent. Then he dropped out of school, grew dreads adorned with seashells, and joined some cult out in the mountains by Neverland Ranch. He now considered himself a guru and also, in a past life, a bird . He was very committed to not wearing shoes or shirts and, when he came into town he liked hanging out in the treetops in the park. When he would spot a friend from his vantage point, he would call out to you, not by saying your name but by going, "Caww Cacaww," like a crow. Then he would drop out of the tree branches and recite some of his poetry to you in a really heartfelt way which involved serious eye-contact and, at the proper moments in the poem, healing hands. ANYWAYS, he once told me that this book changed his life so, recently when I came across it, I had to read it.
And it made so much sense.
Not really in accord to my own life, but as to Michael's and others who are likely to believe that you can actually live on sunlight.
But the illustrations are awesome and it was informative in it's own way. I'm giving it three stars if only for the earnest and abundant use of the phrase, "dig it!"(less) "