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This novel is junior fiction. I enjoyed the story, but not as much as some others that I've read along the same line. However, it is still a good, suspenseful read for kids looking for something that's got more grit than the regular old happy novels.
Cantina Cast: Star Wars Discussion
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The Cantina Cast is all about thought provoking Star Wars discussion. From the character dissection...
Irvine Welsh recommended Cities of the Red Night in Books (curated)
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The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated Down at the End of the River: Stories in Books
Oct 5, 2020
An interesting collection of 10 stories that leave you wanting more. By that I mean you'll be thinking, "why doesn't he make whole novels out of these?" You can read my full review here. https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2013/12/06/ten-warmly-flowing-stories-of-louisiana/
David McK (3801 KP) rated Argylle (2024) in Movies
Aug 29, 2024
Well, that was ... different.
This is a star-studded action adventure starring Bryce Dallas Howard as an author of spy fiction, who finds her novels becoming reality in a twist turny flick that takes a while to get going but is enjoyable enough once it does.
This is a star-studded action adventure starring Bryce Dallas Howard as an author of spy fiction, who finds her novels becoming reality in a twist turny flick that takes a while to get going but is enjoyable enough once it does.
David McK (3801 KP) rated Chill Factor (Weather Warden #3) in Books
Jan 30, 2019
"Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely"
Taking that maxim to heart, the third novel in Rachel Caine's Weather Warden series picks up from where the second - 'Heat Stroke' - left off. Set primarily in and around Las Vegas, this novel introduces a new organisation - the Ma'at - and also refers back to previously unmentioned events in Joanne's life. I also reckon you would need to have read the previous novels to get the full import of what is happening, what the occassional reference to events in those novels.
While still an enjoyable read, this also didn't quite grab me as much as the previous two in the series.
Taking that maxim to heart, the third novel in Rachel Caine's Weather Warden series picks up from where the second - 'Heat Stroke' - left off. Set primarily in and around Las Vegas, this novel introduces a new organisation - the Ma'at - and also refers back to previously unmentioned events in Joanne's life. I also reckon you would need to have read the previous novels to get the full import of what is happening, what the occassional reference to events in those novels.
While still an enjoyable read, this also didn't quite grab me as much as the previous two in the series.
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Lgbtq Young Adult Fiction: A Critical Survey, 1970s-2010s
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Young adult literature featuring teenage lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning...
The World of Sex
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In The World of Sex, Henry Miller, one of the most scandalous writers of the 20th century explains...
Men Without Women: Stories
Haruki Murakami, Philip Gabriel and Ted Goossen
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"I find writing novels a challenge, writing stories a joy. If writing novels is like planting a...





