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    RuterReise

    RuterReise

    Travel

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    The easy way to plan your journey! RuterReise allows you to easily plan your public transport...

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Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated Once Upon a Road Trip (Once Upon a Road Trip, #1) in Books

Jan 12, 2018  
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Once Upon a Road Trip (Once Upon a Road Trip, #1)
Angela N. Blount | 2013
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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In [Once Upon A Road Trip] [Angela N. Blount] tells of a coming of age/finding yourself journey for the internet age. Angeli at the age of 18 has no idea what she wants to do. She would like to be a writer or even a minister. Her desire to figure it all out takes her on a journey through the US stopping and staying with people she has met on the internet. Before you all get like all the adults and say she is crazy, understand she had a plan. Also it was families she was staying with not weirdos.

I loved most of the style and voice of this book. In fact I plan to recommended to a few former students who are going through similar angst. The ending was predictable though. Perhaps I should not have read the dedication first.
  
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Eilidh G Clark (177 KP) rated Crocodile in Books

Jun 21, 2019  
Crocodile
Crocodile
Daniel Shand | 2018 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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Plot, childhood journey, innocence, characters. (0 more)
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This is a brilliant novel
This is a wonderful novel. The reader is taken on a childhood journey through the eyes of a young girl (or through the lens of the camera she see's herself through). This is a story about a child yearning for her mothers love, about friendship, about innocence and about the burden that abuse - emotional and physical - can have on an individual.
The relationship between the protagonist and the her friends is brilliant. The language, the vernacular, all make this novel as real as if you were right back to your own childhood, with words that I had long forgotten and which came back to me in laughter. I enjoyed the honesty of childhood, the realism of childhood relationships, the subtle way that situations are dealt with. I just loved it.
  
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Alexandra Shattock (31 KP) rated Woman in the Water (D.S. Imogen Grey, #6) in Books

Dec 21, 2019  
Woman in the Water (D.S. Imogen Grey, #6)
Woman in the Water (D.S. Imogen Grey, #6)
Katerina Diamond | 2019 | Crime
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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Twists and turns and outright shocks (0 more)
Wow!
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I have read all Ms Diamond's books and they are all phenomenal. This one as usual has good characters and great villains but what she does brilliantly is take you on a journey that emotionally challenges you on every level.
A woman is found in the water and trying to solve the mystery of why she was there and the intricacies of her life and who tried to he her take our two main detectives on a very awkward and heart wrenching journey. Something happens which is particularly shocking but the author handles it very well indeed with respect but also showing the emotional trauma involved.
I would highly recommend those who like police procedural to read this series. Start at the beginning with The Teacher, really, you'll thank me later!
  
    6180 the moon

    6180 the moon

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    * Selection of Experimental Gameplay Workshop at GDC 2013 * * Selection of IndieCade Annual Showcase...