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Great Victorian Inventions: Novel Contrivances and Industrial Revolutions
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Who invented the flying machine? Was the Titanic really the first 'unsinkable' ship? How would one...

Yoshi (40 KP) rated The Radleys in Books
May 19, 2018
In a world filled of garbage Twilight knockoffs, this book was a refreshing change to the ranks of modern day vampire novels. Instead of the usual gory, smutty drivel, this book focuses on a family of vampires trying to blend into modern day England.

B (15 KP) rated The Dark Tower - Dark Tower VII in Books
Jan 24, 2018
The Dark Tower Series is winding, full of lulls and exciting gun fights. Over all the series is a great tale. It has taken me almost a year to read the whole series (plus many novels in between) but I am glad I read it.

Lumos (380 KP) rated The Stonekeeper (Amulet, #1) in Books
Apr 3, 2018
I'm generally not one for graphic novels, but I thought this was well done. Many of my students are reading this series so I thought I would see what the hype was about. The artwork is beautiful. It is very easy to read and follow.

Cyn Armistead (14 KP) rated Enchantment Place in Books
Mar 1, 2018
Fluffy goodness, a series of stories all set (to some extent) in a mall that caters to magical clientele. There were a couple of duds, but largely the stories were fun. I would be very happy to see some of them expanded into novels.

Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Pop Goes the Weasel (Alex Cross, #5) in Books
Aug 20, 2018
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Alex cross
I can never put down a james patterson novel down his alex cross novels keeps me griped from the first page to the last this time in the weasel a worthy adversary leading cross in game of cat and mouse brillant
The final four Hornblower novels in this collection, comprising:
Flying Colours
The Commodore
Lord Hornblower
Hornblower in the West Indies
Nice way to round out the whole series (itself consisting of 3 multi-novel books: "The Young Hornblower", "Captain Hornblower, R.N", and now this)
Flying Colours
The Commodore
Lord Hornblower
Hornblower in the West Indies
Nice way to round out the whole series (itself consisting of 3 multi-novel books: "The Young Hornblower", "Captain Hornblower, R.N", and now this)

Chris Hooker (419 KP) rated The Fire in Books
Dec 29, 2018
I pretty much love Nicole Pyland's writing. This book was a little different but still has the same deep, authentic feelings that make her novels so good. The characters are flawed but complex. The emotions this book brings out make it a must read.