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Apr 17, 2018
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Jun 7, 2018
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Dec 21, 2018
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Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders
Curt Gentry and Vincent Bugliosi
8.0
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The shocking true story of the Manson murders, revealed in this harrowing, often terrifying book....
The Book of Lists: London
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Why did London Underground once employ a one-legged man to ride up and down the escalators at Earl's...
Brilliant Word 2013
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What you need to know and how to do it When you're working on your PC or laptop and come up against...
Debbiereadsbook (1788 KP) rated Andalusia Dogs (Haunted Hearts: Season of the Witch) in Books
Dec 12, 2025
I will be honest, I don't usually read other reviews before I write mine. But I did here. I wanted to see if anyone else was struggling with what I did. But it appears that what I struggled with, every one else loved and had expected it of this author, who I have not read before.
Let me try to explain.
I could not see where this was going, at all. And that is a good thing. I do like being kept on my toes.
BUT I'm still not sure what actually happened when it all went down! I'm confused by it all, I have no clue what it was about, apart from a witch moving from body to body? Maybe? I'm not entirely sure what Joanna was, either. A vampire maybe? I dunno.
I actually liked that only Alex had a say, I think putting Jago into the mix would have confused me even more. Especially when it becomes (somewhat) clear that Jago is not just Jago, you know??
So, I think, I just didn't get it! But I did finish it, so . .
3 stars
*same worded review will appear elsewhere
Discovering Your Past Lives: An Easy to Use Step-by-Step Illustrated Guidebook
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Discovering Your Past Lives provides you with a detailed illustrated guidebook into what a past life...
Alison Pink (7 KP) rated The Most Dangerous Thing in Books
Jan 15, 2018
The Most Dangerous Thing bounces around through the lives of 5 children. Its focal point is one summer in 1979 & the events that happened while the kids were having adventures in the forest around their homes. The story bounces around quite a bit, but is never hard to follow. The story arc is interesting & very believable. The many & varied characters you meet throughout are all interesting, but not too over the top to prevent you from thinking they couldn't be real. The story really isn't completely known until the very end of the book. I kept guessing at what was what & who did what. I skirted around what "really happened" but never did manage to figure it out.
So, what makes me give it a 3? Well if there were 1/2 stars it would be a 3 & 1/2 if that helps. It was interesting, but I could put it down & not have that burning itch to know what was going to happen. Yet at the same time it was satisfyingly frustrating...I was never quite sure what was going to happen to the main characters.