Waiting for one of my co-workers to finish Superfreakonomics. Once I have finished that, I'll give a book report.

I agree, not a life changing read like "Are there God? It's me, Margaret.", but certainly interesting. The abortion issue was one I had heard folks talk about, and the drug dealer part was pretty interesting. Also liked the comparrison between homes with swimming pools, and those with guns.

One of my wife's girlfriends is a WSP trooper who lives on Whidbey. A few parents were concerned about sending their kids over to play because there are guns in the house. I related the story to the trooper, and the statistics, and she found that pretty useful.

The media plays on our fears, and this book exposes that in a non-partisan manner. I think the aim of the books is to make you think differently about what really motivates people.