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Breakfast at Tiffany's - Truman Capote
I am a book aficionado, and therefore I tend to avoid seeing movies which are based on books. Actually, as you probably already know I tend not to watch TV much at all, and I don’t like having my own … more →
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Review: The Five Love Languages, by Gary Chapman
Liz wrote 12 months ago: The Five Love Languages Gary Chapman ISBN: 1881273156 Nonfiction / Relationships / Christianity In T … more →
Breakfast at Tiffany's - Truman Capote
martingale wrote 1 year ago: I am a book aficionado, and therefore I tend to avoid seeing movies which are based on books. Actual … more →
In Cold Blood - Truman Capote
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martingale wrote 1 year ago: It is said that In Cold Blood is the first and finest of the genre of true crime novels, and if it w … more →
Quirkology: The Curious Science of Everyday Lives - Richard Wiseman
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martingale wrote 1 year ago: Have you ever wondered whether a black cat crossing your path really brings you bad luck? How about … more →
Letters From a Lost Generation - First World War Letters of Vera Brittain and Four Friends
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martingale wrote 1 year ago: A century ago, the art of letter writing was dominant. Correspondence formed the most effective way … more →
Child 44 - Tom Rob Smith
martingale wrote 1 year ago: Child 44 is Tom Rob Smith’s first novel, and it is an incredible way to launch one’s car … more →
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson
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martingale wrote 1 year ago: Quite often, the books I read will make me wish I could live more than one lifetime in order to purs … more →
SHAM: How the Gurus of the Self-Help Movement Make Us Helpless - Steve Salerno
martingale wrote 1 year ago: I spent much of this book in a state of some confusion. I wasn’t confused because I didn … more →
Why People Believe Weird Things: Pseudoscience, Superstition and Other Confusions Of Our Time - Michael Shermer
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martingale wrote 1 year ago: During the Second World War, the Nazi’s orchestrated the systematic murder of millions of Jews … more →
Plea Of Insanity - Jilliane Hoffman
martingale wrote 1 year ago: This is a courtroom drama with a difference. It is a courtroom drama with a definite purpose. The au … more →
All Quiet on the Western Front - Erich Maria Remarque
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martingale wrote 1 year ago: I would hail this book as one of the most evocative accounts of the First World War ever written. I … more →
Regeneration - Pat Barker
martingale wrote 1 year ago: I studied World War I in my final year at school, and after finishing A Long Long Way, I wanted to c … more →
Get Into Bed With Google - Jon Smith
martingale wrote 1 year ago: This is less a complete book and more a ‘pithy little reader’. It offers no verbosity … more →
A Long Long Way - Sebastian Barry
martingale wrote 1 year ago: So many books written about World War I recount the misery, horror and subhuman conditions the soldi … more →
888 Challenge
Ashley wrote 1 year ago: I am now participating in the 888 Reading Challenge Rules can be found there. Books I will read: In … more →
The Lincoln Lawyer - Michael Connelly
martingale wrote 1 year ago: Mickey Haller’s office is the back of his car. He conducts his business as a defence attorney … more →
Kiss The Girls - James Patterson
martingale wrote 1 year ago: I dived straight into this after finishing Along Came A Spider, eager to carry on with the adventure … more →
888: One more done
byrningbunny wrote 1 year ago: I finally finished another one of the books on my challenge list instead of all the other books I … more →
888: Still Not Reading From My List
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byrningbunny wrote 1 year ago: I finished Tony Hillerman’s People of Darkness a couple of days ago. Julie has decided she ne … more →
