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Fifty Shades of Black 'n' Blue - Further Revelations of an Ingrained Police Culture of Cover-ups and Dishonesty

Stephen Hayes

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A sensational second book in The Biggest Gang trilogy from detective turned author Stephen Hayes....

The Dressage Horse Manifesto: Training Secrets, Insight, and Revelations from 10 Dressage Horses

Yvonne Barteau

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Those who work with and train horses on a regular basis are likely constantly searching for new ways...

The Mind of an Iranian

Mahmoud Mousavi

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I am an Iranian living in Iran. I carry an Iranian birth certificate, national card and an Iranian...

The Internet of Things and Business

Martin de Saulles

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The internet of things (IoT) has the potential to change how we live and work. It represents the...

Pocket (19 KP) rated Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) in Movies

Jul 14, 2017

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Andy Serkis ape mannerisms

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Interesting take on the origins of the Ape world

A really interesting take in the origins of the Ape revolution. I enjoyed this a lot. Andy Setkis as Ceaser deserves all the exclaim he got, and Franco gives a good performance

my one gripe is that it felt a tad long and for me would have worked better around 90mins.

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Erika (17789 KP) rated A Whole New World in Books

Mar 11, 2018

A Whole New World

Liz Braswell | 2015 | Young Adult (YA)

7.0

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I had high hopes for the book. The summary and cover art tempted me to buy it, so I did. And boy, I could not put this on my 'to sell' pile quick enough. The first part of the novel is nearly straight from Aladdin: now, there's nothing wrong with that, this book was published by Disney. But the whole Jasmine started a revolution? Eye roll to the max.