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You can read this book in two ways: as a fictional story on travel and adventure, or as an informative travel guide. Whichever way you go, you are going to find it both entertaining and worth your money. I read …
In this day and age, unfortunately that is, emotional abuse in relationships has become more rampant and commonplace than ever. I would probably lose count if I try to remember how many psycho dates I have encountered in my life. …
There are certain aspects about the novel which stood out for me and which I am going to point out here: a) This book is filled with many humorous dialogs: “No, no, the name wasn’t the issue, just the appearance …
The writing sometimes seemed a tad disorganized and all over the place, but you can ignore it easily unless you are a nitpicker. The very first sentence that catches your attention: “With all the items of value in here, who …
First of all, this book comes with a synopsis of the first book of the series, for the lazy ones out there who prefer skimming to reading, that is. But why would you want to skim with this series? Unless …
It is more or less a computer textbook cum dictionary and quite an exhaustive one at that. Suffice it to say, if you have an obscure computer-related term that you don’t understand, you can look it up here, and the …
The story is quite decent, in fact a bit too decent to be called erotica. I have read a lot of erotica books and even though I am not gay, they have all managed to make me horny at some …
Offers a very vivid and warm insight about the people of the goldrush generation This book offers a very vivid and wonderful insight into the life and culture of people living around the time of goldrush (19th century). As an …
This is a very nice and enjoyable story meant for little kids. Well, let me rephrase that: the story itself is not even half as enjoyable as the pictures included. Wow, just wow, I wish the author had made the …
Rosalind gulped and said, “It’s too painful to talk about at present. I’m still going though the healing process. Maybe, one day I’ll tell you all about it.” That is how the book starts, acquainting the reader with Rosalind’s current …