A thought provoking, quick read.
586694
A most interesting, quick read.  Personally, I would have liked more like pages. As the story is so short, it would be difficult to say much about it without giving anything away.  The story is poignant, mysterious and thought provoking.  Although short, it gets directly to the heart of the matter. Some more background would have made for a better read, for me anyhow, but then again, might have ruined the story. A unique conundrum!  Nonetheless, a lovely writing style and a story that will keep tugging at you, and leave you wishing for more too! A few grammatical errors presented themselves, but they certainly did not disrupt the story in any way.
3255491
I found this book relaxing to read.  And it was definitely thought provoking.  Maybe even good to read a few times to really get the most from it.
2188218
I find this book enjoyable in short portions at a time, with time to think about each idea. Very much worth reading.
291425
This is a quick read. I do wish there was some more in depth discussion on the human behaviors, however, I was not disappointed.
1688447
I found this to be a quick, but interesting read.  I plan to go back and re-read the book to glean some more detail.

Highly recommend!
1952699
This is very thought provoking. It makes the reader examine personal status. i would recommend this fast read to anyone.
3309979
Thought provoking.  Not sure what else I can say at the moment.  I bought this as both a Kindle book and an audiobook.  Both add value.  There is a lot to consider in the author's propositions about the power yet temporary nature (possibly) of our intersubjective beliefs.  I need to think on this more.
861664
Thought provoking, although a quicker read than I expected. If you're familiar with Scott McCloud's work, some image sequences will be familiar, but Sousanis brings together philosophy, reading theory, and graphic novel/comic book theory (for lack of a better term) in an interesting way. The field is still feeling its way around the words that best describe a medium which goes beyond and includes them, and this is a compelling contribution.
1409012
Certainly thought-provoking, but at the end of the day it's just one man's perspective on American gun control. It's worth the quick and easy read.
2781449
A short and well written story. Mary's Mountain is a thought provoking novelette that makes you take a step back and take a look at where we are headed, both individually and as a society.
1369639
This is a quick read that poses a lot of interesting questions for you to reflect on your own life and habits. It was a very thoughtfully written book, although I found the tone to be someone judgey at times
208529
A nice easy read that could possibly make the reader reflect a bit on the speed of their own life.
4032793
It is a light read, it is a quick read, but as a story filled with provocative insight and inspirational moments, it is an important read.
2652331
This was so short, but so worth it. Hugh Howey makes you think, leads you through his  thoughts to experience a conclusion created just for you, the reader.
3824571
In a somewhat Orwellian vein, this work illustrates the use of war as a force for stability.  But in a more upbeat light, it thoughtfully explores a condition where kindness can actually arise from self interest and not from sympathy.  There is a lot to consider in this short read.
4339141
Quick, easy read, with plenty to keep you thinking, and interesting characters.
1117846
In this short book , Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie makes the case for why we all should be feminists. As she provides examples of her own experiences as a woman, as well as those of other women, she challenges a reader to consider notions of gender and gender identity. The argument and rationale presented seem sound for the most part that I found myself agreeing with her. She does present some ideas that are questionable, however, but they are minor. For anyone questioning the validity of gender roles, I recommend this short read.