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"If you believe it's time to put principles above parties, character above campaign promises, and Common Sense above all -- then I ask you to read this book...."

In any era, great Americans inspire us to reach our full potential. They know with conviction what they believe within themselves. They understand that all actions have consequences. And they find commonsense solutions to the nation's problems.

One such American, Thomas Paine, was an ordinary man who changed the course of history by penning Common Sense, the concise 1776 masterpiece in which, through extraordinarily straightforward and indisputable arguments, he encouraged his fellow citizens to take control of America's future -- and, ultimately, her freedom.

Nearly two and a half centuries later, those very freedoms once again hang in the balance. And now, Glenn Beck revisits Paine's powerful treatise with one purpose: to galvanize Americans to see past government's easy solutions, two-part monopoly, and illogical methods and take back our great country.
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 "Glen Beck at his moronic best" 2009-08-04
By S-F TV addict (Houston TX)
Full of his usual fantasies and hyperbole, creating problems out of nothing and moving the walnut shells around to hide any point worth making. If you love looney conspiracies and hate taking the time to learn anything about what's going on, you'll like this. If you actually have any common sense, you'll laugh yourself sick except for having wasted $7 on Beck's sucker fleecing dudgeon. Give it and him a miss, and you won't have to "scream at the TV" so much!

 "Worth the read" 2009-08-03
By Tim Hendrickson
For individuals who make it a habit of keeping up on current events, you may not learn much from this book; however, it is still worth the read. Glenn has an excellent "user friendly" writing style that makes the pages fly by. The inclusion of Thomas Paine's writings is a nice bonus and I definitely recommend this book for anyone who feels we have begun to drift from the vision our of Founding Fathers. I did find it motivating and have purchased several copies for friends and family. Further, the compilation of suggested reading has been an excellent resource.

 "Insightful" 2009-08-03
By Alden Gregory (Cambridge, MA United States)
Finally, someone approaches politics with a level head. Glenn Beck offers poignant perspectives on the increasing size of our government.

 "Required Reading" 2009-08-03
By L. A. Good (NJ, USA)
Anyone who cares about this country should read this book. It should be required reading in schools, it might counteract some of the propaganda being taught!! The book is very non-partisan and I suggest that you take Glen Beck's advice, read it and pass it on. I actually bought two, and then we passed one on. We are book junkies that are running out of shelf space :-)

 "Common Sense is a concrete winner" 2009-08-03
By KC (Floral Park, NY)
This book is a MUST read. It can serve as a springboard to other books about the genius of our FOUNDING FATHERS. If you want to, you will become more accutely aware of how our GREAT REPUBLIC was built and how it is presently being taken down brick by brick. This is the most important and interesting book I have read of late and I am now fully involved in the 5000 Year Leap.


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 "Common Sense impressios" 2009-08-03
By Charles F. Tucker (La Marque Tx)
I have read COMMON SENSE, - Glenn Beck, and am very pleased that it was written from a non-partisan view point. The text is largely based on the history of the U.S. and is very logically following our current "rush for the cliff". A person can read this without political views either liberal or conservative. A very straight forward presentation of our current situation and our history of how we "got here" in the first place. Also, Mr. Beck put forth a clear message of where this nation is headed if we do not "wake up" to what is going on if we don't stand up and "be counted". After reading this, I believe a person will have a much better understanding of our country and how we developed the best government the world has ever experineced. Why throw it overboard now?



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 "common sense" 2009-08-03
By Robert H. Harbold Jr. (harrisburg, pa.)
I found the title to be very appropriate to the content, good reading, if you care about about the Freedoms, that this country represents. No Thanks to our politicians!!!

 "Finally" 2009-08-03
By Edward Cooke
The constitution is in peril from all Washington politicians, and their minions. Mr. Beck sheds the light of historic truth on them and their intentions. Washington is not about what's best for the American people, its about poilitcal power for generations; both parties. Thomas Payne and the founders saw this coming, Mr. Beck calls atttention to the problen so that the people historically illiterate will have an idea what the Founders stood for.

 "Makes Common Sense to Read Glenn Beck's Book" 2009-08-02
By Gail E. Engelhardt (Cartersville, GA USA)
Glen Beck's Common Sense is just that. How to Use your Common Sense and stop our Out of Control Government. It was insightful and easy to read. I thoroughly enjoyed it and passed it on to a friend to read as well. Great Job, Glenn.

 "Great little read for little money." 2009-08-02
By R. Vooris (NY)
Along with Mark Levin's Liberty and Tyranny, Beck's Common Sense is another wonderful read in our new political age of corruption, overspending and restricted liberty. Don't believe the liberal haters. Beck wrote this book out of his love of country. He released it in the cheapest form possible, paperback, and is charging a third of most of the other books on the bestseller list right now. The price of the book pays for the printing and distribution, Beck is making next to nothing on it.



The book itself will fill you with anger over the corruption of our American system. It's hard to realize just how far we have fallen away from the liberties of our grandparents. Like Levin's book, Common Sense is makes a plea for more liberty and less government in America. It reminds us once again that we don't work to serve and please the government and politicans they work to serve us and our liberty.


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 "paranoia" 2009-08-03
By LGREGORY (EUCLID, OHIO United States)
First time I read any of his books. Fast paced book that held my interest. The ending was very unexpected. I will consider reading other of his novels.

 "No Cherry on the Sundae??" 2009-08-02
By Dchriss1 (Winston-Salem NC)
Paranoia had all the elemets to be a classic suspense novel--interesting characters, a believable plot, even a believable love interest. Just when it was getting real interesting with a seemingly inescapable end game, our hero was had. It was as if the writer ran out of energy. Surely a plot line could have continued with a more death or law defying ending, a bigger more complicated double cross on Wyatt. Instead it ended with a HUH?. With a better ending Adam could have been a continued Hero left to fight and get into more scrapes again elsewhere. The world needs more Robin Hoods.

 "Frustration overides Fascination" 2009-08-02
By Evelyn Vaughn
I "read" the audio version of this book and, until the last chapter, would have given it a 5-star rating. Adam is an interesting narrator with a great voice, flawed and yet touchingly hopeful, and in one hell of a fix. The story's short chapters (of which there are almost a hundred) and multiple twists and cliff-hangers make from great suspense and, frankly, I enjoyed reading a thriller that doesn't depend on killers or kidnappers to bring the suspense! But then I got to the end of the book and found myself immensely frustrated, especially after so many hours listening to get there. It just... stops. I felt certain that the audio version had left out a page, a paragraph, even a LINE to clarify the end, but double-checked the print copy and, yeah, that's how it ends. I'd been hoping I'd found a writer I could really enjoy, but to me a good read is like an investment, and this one didn't pay off. So much for Finder. Those of you with a higher tolerance for the indeterminate, however, may very much enjoy Paranoia.

 "Fun and exciting!" 2009-08-01
By jei (Tx Hill Country)
I read this while on vacation, and sent a review on my Kindle - I thought. Didn't appear here! Anyway, I loved the book - it was an easy read and kept me interested. Others here thought it was poorly written. Not so! It was written through the eyes of a 27 yr old slacker, and it wouldn't have been as interesting had he been portrayed in Shakespearean verse. Tech-iness, business, and brand name-ism made it a lot of fun and I hope to see a movie called PARANOIA soon!

 "An Inspiration to Aspiring Authors" 2009-08-01
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If drivel like this can get published and so well reviewed, it should give confidence to every aspiring writer out there, no matter how bad.


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