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Dominique Marie (7 KP) rated Women Who Run with the Wolves: Contacting the Power of the Wild Woman in Books

Nov 28, 2018 (Updated Nov 28, 2018)

This book was very interesting. You don't have to buy into the whole Jungian interpretations to enjoy it. Some of it resonated with me, and some of it didn't, but, as a literature major, I found it fascinating, and I loved the myths/stories alone. I gave it four stars because it was too repetitive at times for my liking.

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Network Governance: Alliances, Cooperatives and Franchise Chains

Josef Windsperger, Gerard Cliquet, Thomas Ehrmann and George Hendrikse

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The current book on Nework Governance contributes to the literature by offering new perspectives on...

Business Research: A Practical Guide for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students

Jill Collis and Roger Hussey

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A practical, concise, straightforward guide. Covering the entire process from reviewing the...

The last word

B. Mcintyre

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We adapt words from other languages, from slang, from developments in science, literature and art....

Basic and Clinical Biostatistics

Beth Dawson and Robert Trapp

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This is a Doody's Core Title for 2015! This book provides a comprehensive user-friendly introduction...

Nick Cave recommended Crime and Punishment in Books (curated)

"When I grew a little older my father read me the murder scene in this book and said: This is what violent literature should be like, son. He was right. This is one of the most influential books I’ve read and it affected the writing of my own book. My father gave me a very special feeling about written words"

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Crorepati 2017

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- Welcome to the India's biggest general knowledge quiz show. - This game is very special for the...

ArecRain (8 KP) rated Taran Wanderer (The Chronicles of Prydain #4) in Books

Jan 18, 2018

If the third of the series is my favorite, I love this novel infinitely more. I forgot what it was like to read such great literature that each pages inspires you to think and wonder. No body writes literature like this anymore, such thought provoking, enthralling books that bring you so close to the characters that you almost don't want to finish the novel for fear of losing such a friendship. You share their pains, triumphs, frustrations, and joys that it's almost heartbreaking to finish.

Taran Wanderer starts out with Taran setting out to search for his lineage so that he will have no doubts about asking Eilonway to marry him. Instead, he creates one of the greatest tales about finding ones self. If Taran existed here and now, I would demand that we be friends.