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I really love this app, I use it with the Fitbit one [quite and old model] I have had it for over two years now and it’s going strong, even been in the washing machine.
I love that it is so easy to see and check during the day. I really enjoy earning badges and trying to beat my goal.
This app has really good connectivity with many other apps I use which is just great as it makes my life easy.
It’s good to connect with friends and challenge them. Also there are individual adventures you can do [you earn a badge when you complete it]
I love that it is so easy to see and check during the day. I really enjoy earning badges and trying to beat my goal.
This app has really good connectivity with many other apps I use which is just great as it makes my life easy.
It’s good to connect with friends and challenge them. Also there are individual adventures you can do [you earn a badge when you complete it]
Jo (37 KP) rated The Incredible Adventures of Cinnamon Girl in Books
Oct 6, 2018
The Incredible Adventures of Cinnamon Girl had a lot going for it: Well written with a vivid narrative, interesting setting, and a good cast of characters. I enjoyed the way in which true-to-life detailing and characterisations were embellished with a measure of weirdness, and I liked the take on the fear-of-change dilemma.
BUT...
I wasn't anywhere near as taken by this as I was by Life in Outer Space. There was just this frustratingly indefinable, yet very blatant...lack. I never felt fully caught up in this, the ending really didn't wow me, and it somehow seemed a lot longer than it was.
BUT...
I wasn't anywhere near as taken by this as I was by Life in Outer Space. There was just this frustratingly indefinable, yet very blatant...lack. I never felt fully caught up in this, the ending really didn't wow me, and it somehow seemed a lot longer than it was.
Rebecca Starkey (19 KP) rated Ink and Bone (The Great Library #1) in Books
Dec 4, 2018
It is like you are actually in the book
I bought this book in Asda as part of a 2 for 7 deal when it first came out. Once I started reading it I could not put it down. I felt like I was transported into the book and was travelling with Jess during his adventures
Two of my favourite characters are Morgan and Wolfe because they each bring their own elements into the story.
I am currently reading the fourth book in the quadrology and would say it is on par with the Harry Potter series as my favourite books ever!
Two of my favourite characters are Morgan and Wolfe because they each bring their own elements into the story.
I am currently reading the fourth book in the quadrology and would say it is on par with the Harry Potter series as my favourite books ever!
Natari (73 KP) rated Tempt the Stars (Cassandra Palmer, #6) in Books
Jul 19, 2019
Tempt the Stars is great, even with the grief over one of my favourite characters. The way Cassie pulls Pritkin into her adventures despite his sentence of doom is run and heartbreaking.
We learn of a whole new side to the world, the witches and the Pythian court, which provides ana exciting more female empowerment. While vampires were quite gender neutral there was a heavy male presence and the mages were all male. Having the strong witches arrive and Cassie prove her place among them and growing and maturing in this book was an exciting turn that I look forward to in subsequent books.
We learn of a whole new side to the world, the witches and the Pythian court, which provides ana exciting more female empowerment. While vampires were quite gender neutral there was a heavy male presence and the mages were all male. Having the strong witches arrive and Cassie prove her place among them and growing and maturing in this book was an exciting turn that I look forward to in subsequent books.
Phil Leader (619 KP) rated Jumper in Books
Nov 18, 2019
Jumper tells the story of a red ball that is desperate to escape from the toy store and explore the world. Thanks to some help from Mr Wind he is able to have some adventures.
Written for parents to read to their young children, Jumper will not only engage 4 year olds with the tale of the adventurous ball but also has some depth and scope for discussion between parent and child over some of the issues, such as the desire to explore versus obeying rules.
A good book that will be a favourite of parents and children to be read and re-read
Written for parents to read to their young children, Jumper will not only engage 4 year olds with the tale of the adventurous ball but also has some depth and scope for discussion between parent and child over some of the issues, such as the desire to explore versus obeying rules.
A good book that will be a favourite of parents and children to be read and re-read
Sherlock Holmes Collection : All works
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This app presents the classical collection of works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle including: A Study in...
The Story of My Life
Giacomo Casanova, Stephen Sartarelli, Gilberto Pizzamiglio and Sophie Hawkes
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Seducer, gambler, necromancer, swindler, swashbuckler, poet, self-made gentleman, bon vivant,...
Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen
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Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen takes place on the high-fantasy world of Terminus, a wildly diverse...
massively multiplayer role-playing
