Magical Use of Prayer Beads: Secret Meditations and Rituals for Your Qabalistic, Hermetic, Wiccan or Druid Practice
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This is a practical guide to the use of one of the world's most ancient and revered spiritual...
50 Jahre Porsche 911 – die Geschichte des erfolgreichsten Sportwagens präsentiert von auto motor und sport
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Erleben Sie den Mythos Porsche 911 auf dem iPad – multimedial für Sie aufbereitet! Pünktlich...
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Miracles and More: 101 Stories of Angels, Divine Intervention, Answered Prayers and Messages from Heaven
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These true personal stories of angels, answered prayers, messages from heaven, miraculous healing...
Amy Christmas (171 KP) rated The Tattooist of Auschwitz in Books
Jan 16, 2018
You follow Lale a Slovakian Jew and in 1942 each family is required to gove over a worker for Labour camps. In hopes to keep his family safe Lale goes to Prague where he's put in a cattle car and shipped to birkaneau.
The story is sad and hopeful and shows the raw need for survival but also that in times like that we can all pull together.
While the story was good and lovely to read about the writing was bland and off-putting at times. I struggled to get through the entire book and put it down for ages at a time because I just wasn't enamoured by the writing as others were.
If you can't look past bad writing and appreciate the story this book is ok for you, but there are better accounts of that period of history waiting to be read.
The Zaharoff Conspiracy
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When a bundle of documents and news clippings is thrust into the hands of Septimus Oates by a...
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