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CHINESE FOOD MADE EASY: 100 simple, healthy recipes from easy-to-find ingredientsby: Ching-He Huang July 07, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
List Price: £16.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £8.49 You Save: £8.50 (50%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £6.39 |
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What I liked about this book was the fact that the pages were not given over to extensive arty shots of ingredients at odd angles, but were packed with recipes - which, after all is why books should be bought - not just to look good on bookshelves.
The book strikes a fine balance, using authentic ingredients, but never resorting to exotics - you won't find yourself searching the Internet to order strange spices that a dish can't manage without. Listing the recipes in logical sections was much appreciated - the next time I need a side dish for example, I can quickly turn to the relevant part of the book. Those chefs who love to replicate takeaway favourites are catered for with their own pages at the beginning of the book- a neat ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Standard Editionby: J. K. Rowling December 04, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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What I liked about this book was the fact that the pages were not given over to extensive arty shots of ingredients at odd angles, but were packed with recipes - which, after all is why books should be bought - not just to look good on bookshelves.
The book strikes a fine balance, using authentic ingredients, but never resorting to exotics - you won't find yourself searching the Internet to order strange spices that a dish can't manage without. Listing the recipes in logical sections was much appreciated - the next time I need a side dish for example, I can quickly turn to the relevant part of the book. Those chefs who love to replicate takeaway favourites are catered for with their own pages at the beginning of the book- a neat ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Brisingr (Inheritance Cycle)by: Christopher Paolini September 20, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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What I liked about this book was the fact that the pages were not given over to extensive arty shots of ingredients at odd angles, but were packed with recipes - which, after all is why books should be bought - not just to look good on bookshelves.
The book strikes a fine balance, using authentic ingredients, but never resorting to exotics - you won't find yourself searching the Internet to order strange spices that a dish can't manage without. Listing the recipes in logical sections was much appreciated - the next time I need a side dish for example, I can quickly turn to the relevant part of the book. Those chefs who love to replicate takeaway favourites are catered for with their own pages at the beginning of the book- a neat ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Collector's Edition (Offered Exclusively by Amazon)by: J. K. Rowling December 04, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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What I liked about this book was the fact that the pages were not given over to extensive arty shots of ingredients at odd angles, but were packed with recipes - which, after all is why books should be bought - not just to look good on bookshelves.
The book strikes a fine balance, using authentic ingredients, but never resorting to exotics - you won't find yourself searching the Internet to order strange spices that a dish can't manage without. Listing the recipes in logical sections was much appreciated - the next time I need a side dish for example, I can quickly turn to the relevant part of the book. Those chefs who love to replicate takeaway favourites are catered for with their own pages at the beginning of the book- a neat ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Private Patient (Adam Dalgliesh Mystery)by: P.D. James August 28, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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I do love Dalgliesh mysteries. This one is no exception. I don't want to give away the mystery itself, but it's magnificently set in Dorset, an ancient manor, but with a very modern vehicle for the mystery: plastic surgery.....
My one and only dissapointment with this novel was figuring out who the murderer was way to early..... I guess I've read to many PDJames' lol! On the plus side, without giving the plot away, was the character development. Kate is heavily featured. She's my fav side character!!! I do wish there would be a "passing the torch to Kate novel......." She's got some complications to her love life.... Benton-Smith seems to be maturing into a more wellrounded character. Dalgliesh is facing ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga)by: Stephenie Meyer August 04, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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Breaking dawn is a amazing ending, seductive and as entertainning it is. You can enjoy this book knowing that it lives up to the past books, it twists and turns. Making a thrilling read although it could have been spread over 2 books.
Everything you knew comes and more, it makes for an interesting end to this amazing saga. I am annonyed that it has to come to an end but it certainly ends with a new way to look at Bella. When it first switched to Jacob i was confused but when i worked it out, it actually made the book better. The ending was a bit "and they lived happily ever after..." but if you left it with a cliffhanger there would be that demand for another book. Only so many bad things can happen to a vampire and human otherwise ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Forgotten Gardenby: Kate Morton May 29, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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I don't even know where to start in reviewing this book. I can't quite remember when a book drew me in and kept my attention for the duration of the novel like this one did. It was a long book but it was so engrossing I read it within a couple of days, I literally couldn't put it down. It was absolutely magical. Well done Kate Morton!
The story begins in 1913 with a very little girl who lands in Australia apparently without any history, even to the extent of not remembering her own name, only that a lady called 'the Authoress' is supposed to be looking after her and she has disappeared. She is taken in by the harbour master and his family and when no one comes forward to claim her they decide to keep her and call her Nell. Nell settles into the family ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Road Homeby: Rose Tremain June 12, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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Fascinating to read so many rave reviews. I read this on a very long train journey and if I hadn't been stuck there would probably have abandoned it. Rose Tremain has a wonderful prose style and she organizes her plots really well with lots of development, but the novel didn't grip me at all. Characters were boring, situations obvious (mobile phone going off during concert, stereotypical rich/poor London, even more stereotypical run-down anonymous ex-eastern bloc country etc), the ending warm & cosy. Did nobody else find Lev deeply tedious? She is very good at doing her homework, so the top-class restaurant, police treatment of migrants, retirement home, and lots of other stuff were thoroughly credible. But I felt disappointed; maybe I'm just expecting too much.
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No Time For Goodbyeby: Linwood Barclay June 12, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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I couldn't put this book down. I really had no time for anything else whilst reading this.
A bit of a poor end to the story but a great read up till then. A real thought provoking plot with the story told from the husband's point of view, which made a nice change to the usual third person narration. Highly recommended read chosen by Richard & Judy. >>More Details |
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The Kite Runnerby: Khaled Hosseini June 07, 2004 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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Although this book had been on my shelf for a while I had not got around to reading it..........I have no idea why. I don't really believe hype about books because I think that everyone's opinion should be unique to them, however this story does measure up to some of the justly praises it received. It must be agreed that being set in Afghanistan would induce some to buy or avoid the book, but I don't think anyone could be so heartless that they couldn't be drawn into the story. Reading the story drew me into the lives of the 2 boys, Hassan and Amir, and by the end of the book I felt disappointed, and unusually for me, willing the story to go on. Don't see the film, read the book! an excellant short and easy read that will leave you thinking.
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