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Ripley's Believe it or Not 2009: Prepare to be Shocked!: Prepare to Be Shocked!by: Robert Le Roy Ripley October 02, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?: And 114 Other Questionsfrom: Profile Books Ltd October 05, 2006 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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The book is an assemblage of good answers to some good questions.
So why didn't I enjoy it? I think because in keeping faith with the contributors of answers, several answers to one question are included and a lot of each answer is the same, though expressed slightly differently. So it would have been better (to my way of thinking) to include each contributor's answer ONLY as far as it added to a previous answer. Certainly make for a better read. >>More Details |
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The Snail and the Whaleby: Julia Donaldson September 03, 2004 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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My 2 year old son and I adore this book. He requests it nightly, choosen from 2 huge shelves of books, with a smile from mummy as I don't tire of it either! The illustrations are beautifully drawn, accompanying the story perfectly. The tale rhymes nicely, although if read too quickly becomes a bit of a tongue twister which makes us both laugh. This book was originally recommended to me by a friend, and is now passed on enthusiastically to others. I would recommend the board book to even the youngest of children as the illustrations are lovely, with lots of things to point out and look for. We are just about to invest in our second copy as the original is looking a bit old and battered now! Enjoy!
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Watchmenby: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons September 03, 2004 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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I have always been a graphic novel buff ever since buying Hitman & Preacher in my late teens. And now in my early 30's I came across an old box containing my old graphic novels, I felt that I struck gold! I loved the V for Vendetta movie and decided to purchase the V for Vendetta graphic novel and found it gripping, intense and incredible (not that I'm a non-conformist!). Thus leading me to Watchmen. What can I say, WOW! This is my second read of Watchmen within a month. It's definately better reading it again & again! It is imperative to read Watchmen before the movie. So, what are you waiting for.....go & buy it!!!!!
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By Royal Command (Young Bond)by: Charlie Higson September 03, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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Please dont let him write another. Great Britain has the worlds greatest authors.
Anthony Horowitz; Alex Rider, Jason Steed, Ravens Gate, Necropolis. Joe Craig: Jimmy Coates. Robert Muchamore: Cherub. All three authors have proved themselves as being the best teen spy writers not only in the country but the world. Joe Craig who brought us Jimmy Coates is also the couson of James Bond Actor Daniel Crag. Yet we have comedian Charlie Higson and part time author writing the young adventures of the great fictional character in the world. By Royal Command is slows. and has James out of character, fleeing the country. The chapters are slow and boring in places. When the wolrd is reading books by Anthony Horowitz ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Graveyard Bookby: Neil Gaiman October 20, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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I couldn't wait to get my hands on this one, but when i did... i wasn't satisfied.
This book isn't bad at all, and if you are a neil-fan, by all means read it. But, this book just wasn't as inventive, as surprising, touching or original. the concept is great... the excecution.. not that great. There is nothing new, and i felt that i'd seen all the tricks before. (Strangely, the book read as a script. i could just see the film sequences in my head.) Also having read M is for Magic, i was already familiar with a great deal of the story. i almost skipped that part, but forced myself to read it again. I sometimes thought: this is a real children's book, don't be so critical, but then characters such as victor hugo and the 66th president of ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Pam Ayres: The Works - The Classic Collectionby: Pam Ayres September 04, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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Pam Ayres is one of those rare people who can bring tears of laughter to her audience with her gentle humour, whatever their age. These poems are from her early years and seem just as fresh as ever. Pam has written some introductions to the poems and there are some nice line drawings. I think most people will have heard at least one of the poems; I'm half expecting Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall to recite "The Battery Hen" at any moment, it is just as true now as it ever was.
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My Life, My Wayby: Cliff Richard September 01, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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The Peter Pan of pop continues to enthrall audiences of all ages and this book, whilst clearly a must for Cliff fans, provides an insight into the way he ticks. Too much has been written about him in the past that has left questions unanswered. This book which is written with frankness and a helping hand from Penny Junor provides a good read about the life of a fascinating and caring individual. Instead of being written in a conventional biographical format, it dedicates chapters to specific stages or items in his life. However instead of producing a jarring account of his life, the chapters flow well into each other and provide a good and interesting look into the life of one of the most successful men the pop world has ever seen.
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A Most Wanted Manby: John le Carré September 23, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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I have just finished reading "A Most Wanted Man". It took me a couple of days of after-work reading but I really wish that I had taken it in one long gulp. The pleasure would have been even greater: it is a superbly written story that shrieks out a challenge to injustice and double-dealing and the swaggering, bullying use of power.
In terms of execution, there are sentences and phrases that pull you up short while you register the absolute exactitude of the description of the emotion or experience that Le Carre has put on paper. In terms of plotting it couldn't be better - taught, not a step misplaced, just enough to let the reader see the path without revealing the destination. In terms of finale, although you know early on and in the way of the world, it's not going to ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Suspicions of Mr. Whicherby: Kate Summerscale July 26, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Books |
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I eagerly awaited the arrival of this book..... and then struggled to make myself finish it.
The facts of the case of interesting but the book is massively padded out with all manner of facts on victorian life and morals which I found very boring and tedious. I thought I had bought a really gripping true crime story but I can't believe the author managed to make a whole book out of this. I really hate not finishing a book so I made my way to the end.... and then wished I hadn't bothered. The book went straight in the box for the charity shop I'm afraid. Dull dull dull! >>More Details |
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