Adam's Staff Picks

Everyone has there own take to what happen to President Lincoln on the nigh of April 14,1865. O'Reily takes the reader on a journey through all the different aspects of the killing and aftermath, some more controversial than others. A must read for all history buffs.

The best aspect of this book is that it is realistic and thrilling at the same time. If you read nonfiction cold war espionage stories, you find that stuff like this actually did happen. Le Carre gives you a look at the actual workings of spycraft and the techniques that were used during the cold war.The book as usual was much better than the movie with less time spent on unneeded scenes.

"The Cheating Culture" is a thorough and very readable account of a serious problem in our society that receives far too little attention. The author uses a variety of interviews to make the reader feel as though actions we do everyday are wrong even though we view them as being right.