Swiss Watching: Inside the Land of Milk and Money
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A FINANCIAL TIMES BOOK OF THE YEAR One country, four languages, 26 cantons, and 7.5 million people...
Bus Stops: A Twelve Year Long Picture Inventory of Abandoned Bus Stops
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The photo book presents a series of bus stops photographed by Michael Kruscha while traveling. The...
Room on the Broom
Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler
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"How the cat purred and how the witch grinned, As they sat on their broomstick and flew through the...
Expressionist Film: New Perspectives
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This volume of fresh essays by leading scholars develops a new approach to expressionist film. For...
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British Cruisers: From Treaties to the Present
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For most of the twentieth century Britain possessed both the world's largest merchant fleet and its...
Lindsay (1807 KP) rated CheeseMaker Durdsden in Books
May 5, 2021
The story is fun but be on the lookout for a child to be saying no to eating cheese. The picture remains done well. The rhyming is cute. Will Durdsden figure out how to make cheese and have it tasty? Or will he turn people off once he tells how he makes his delicious cheese?
I am not so sure I would want to eat cheese or much of it if I thought of the process of this being how cheese remains made. We do need a little humor, and children do too. Children may not overthink it and enjoy the story nonetheless.
Children will love it. They made me laugh. That is good for this is a silly little story on Cheesemaker Durdsden and how he loves cheese and making it. Will the town be on the map? Parents, be aware of your children decide to turn down cheese after reading this. Children can have active imaginations, and this one is just as good with it. Will cheesemaker a name for himself and his little village?
Habitat, Population Dynamics, and Metal Levels in Colonial Waterbirds: A Food Chain Approach
Joanna Burger and Michael Gochfeld
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This book is a result of the authors' more than 40 years of study on the behavior, populations, and...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2510 KP) rated Bring the Night in Books
Sep 8, 2023 (Updated Sep 8, 2023)
The suicide or murder question is a common trope of mysteries, and this book doesn’t spend long before Nate is certain it was murder. I had a couple of the twists figured out, but I didn’t grasp the full picture until the end. Even then, I had to think about the ending to make sure everything made sense; a little more exposition would have been nice. Nate is fun to be around as always, and the rest of the cast is interesting as well. As a PI novel, there’s a little more language and violence than in the typical novels I read, but it was still minimal. The use of slang from the time is a bit over the top, but it does help bring the period to life. Fans of the genre will be glad they picked up this book.
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