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The Jennifer Allwood Show: How to Create a Beautiful Home and Build a Creative Business

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Creating a beautiful home and building a creative business with host Jennifer Allwood - DIY, home...

The Little Book of Cockney Rhyming Slang

Sid Finch

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Whether you want to impress your friends with your London lingo, or simply to understand what the...

The Complete Peanuts 1977-1978: Volume 14

Charles M. Schulz and Alec Baldwin

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In this volume of The Complete Peanuts, Charlie Brown, found guilty by the EPA of dentally...

Dr Bloodmoney

Philip K. Dick

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Seven years after the day of the bombs, Point Reyes was luckier than most places. Its people were...

Doug Ruskoff recommended Go, Dog. Go! in Books (curated)

"The kids' book. You have to read it again to get what I'm talking about, but to the whole thing is an explanation of how language breeds duality, which then creates preference. Do you like my hat? The object of life is to break through that and get the party, which means transcending preference. The dogs finds it up the tree, which is a little too Christian for my taste, but they do get there."

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Jonathan Kellerman recommended The Complete Sherlock Holmes in Books (curated)

"Anything by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle featuring Sherlock Holmes. Many people have enjoyed the adventures of Holmes and Watson in films and on the small screen. My guess would be that far fewer have actually read the stories from which they’re taken. Sherlock and Dr. John aren’t cozy, tweedy, oddball caricatures. They’re tough guys—resolute, brilliant and action-oriented. And if you’ve got lots of reading time on your hands, we’re talking LOTS of stories."

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Joe Goodhart (27 KP) rated Imajica in Books

Nov 30, 2020

Far be it from me to say ill things about Clive Barker's writing but this one went NOWHERE! I got about 2% in, and man, I wanted to throw it out in to oncoming traffic (which, for the record, could not have happened, as I was reading it on my Kindle)! I don't know what he was thinking, but I can clearly understand why hardly anyone mentions IMAJICA when talking about Clive Barker's "good" books!