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151.The Pillars of the Earth by: Ken Follett
April 06, 2007
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Interweaving the lives of two families with a celibate monk and their arch-enemies, this tale brings to life adventure, conquest and power-lust in the twelfth century. Against the backdrop of cathedral building, all human emotions are exposed in the ruthless villains and (mostly) virtuous heroes. A classic tale of good and evil that captivates from the start - I couldn't put the book down.

152.Horrid Henry Robs the Bank (Horrid Henry) by: Francesca Simon
June 12, 2008
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Interweaving the lives of two families with a celibate monk and their arch-enemies, this tale brings to life adventure, conquest and power-lust in the twelfth century. Against the backdrop of cathedral building, all human emotions are exposed in the ruthless villains and (mostly) virtuous heroes. A classic tale of good and evil that captivates from the start - I couldn't put the book down.

153.Player's Handbook: A 4th Edition Core Rulebook: 1 (D&d Core Rulebook): 1 (Dungeons & Dragons) by: Wizards RPG Team
June 06, 2008
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Now we know what killed Gary Gygax...... the final ripping out of D&D's quirky soul! Everything is perfectly balanced, no more supermen half-orcs wielding the hammer of thunderbolts with gauntlets of ogre power and a girdle of storm giant strength... no more gimped gnome illusionist/thieves

Pretty sad for an old timer, but I am sure the new players will enjoy their squad based adventures with floor plans and plastic figures.. after all the plastic figures are much cheaper than Warhammer figures!

154.The Kite Runner by: Khaled Hosseini
December 17, 2007
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This film's story begins in Kabul, Afghanistan, in the 1970s. We meet two 12-year-old boys, Amir and Hassan. The two are close friends. But there's also tension in their friendship: Amir is the son of a well-to-do family; he is a Pashtun, the ruling class in the country at that time. Hassan is the son of the family's servant, and is a Hazara, a racial group looked down on by many Pashtuns. Though Hassan is Amir's friend, he never forgets he is also his loyal servant. A central theme in the movie is that of "kite-fighting", a popular sport in Afghanistan. In a big tournament, hundreds of kites can be in flight at the same time. Contestants coat the strings of their kites with broken glass; the object of the game is to cut the strings of other kites, with the last ... Read More:

155.Sovereign (Matthew Shardlake 3) by: C.J. Sansom
March 16, 2007
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It is a true delight to discover a book like this - I was unable to stop reading whilst nagging away at the back of my mind was the worry that I would finish it too soon. The sights and sounds of Tudor England come to life with historical accuracy of the times, and it is great thriller.

156.Vegetable Growing Month-by-month: The Down-to-earth Guide That Takes You Through the Vegetable Year by: John Harrison
March 13, 2008
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Have to say the book is written in a way that it is an easy, engaging read, which puts across an interest and detail in the subject that is rather infectious. It gives explanations & descriptions in plain English, as if the author is standing next to you holding a conversation with you rather than talking at you. It doesn't have lots of glossy pictures of marvellous gardens and plants, but it has something far more important: necessary information put across in a way that as a beginner, I felt I wasn't being talked down to in a way some celebrity gardeners do tend to do IMO. The information given is incredibly useful and practical. It's going to be one of those books I pop in and out of when needed, and will be come well-thumbed and well-used. I recommend it. ... Read More:

157.Plague Ship (Oregon Files 5) by: Clive Cussler, Jack B. Du Brul
June 26, 2008
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Have to say the book is written in a way that it is an easy, engaging read, which puts across an interest and detail in the subject that is rather infectious. It gives explanations & descriptions in plain English, as if the author is standing next to you holding a conversation with you rather than talking at you. It doesn't have lots of glossy pictures of marvellous gardens and plants, but it has something far more important: necessary information put across in a way that as a beginner, I felt I wasn't being talked down to in a way some celebrity gardeners do tend to do IMO. The information given is incredibly useful and practical. It's going to be one of those books I pop in and out of when needed, and will be come well-thumbed and well-used. I recommend it. ... Read More:

158.Guilty Pleasures by: Tasmina Perry
June 02, 2008
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After the dissapointment of Gold Diggers I was a little aprehensive about this 3rd book by the author (Daddys Girls being fabulous)but I need not have worried. From the very first page it had me hooked. The characters were strong, the story lines ebbed and flowed and joined seamlesly. If it is high glamour and luxury you are after then this book is it.

159.The Smartest Giant in Town by: Julia Donaldson
September 05, 2003
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Zany story and zany, funny ills combine to make a really good package for young children at storytime. The ills combine a striking ability to make a simple statement while being quite detailed. The verses and letter that make part of the narative add variety.

Excellent!

160.The Reluctant Fundamentalist by: Mohsin Hamid
April 24, 2008
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Oh dear. It is rare you get the chance to read such a dispiritingly badly-written book as this. In a novella that is barely half a book-length, it is odd to be screaming for an editor. But this book badly needs someone to have pointed out the many problems, way before people were asked to spend cash on it.

As others have noted, the narrative voice is very, very annoying. It reads to me like a cod-Pakistani, an obtuse and ignorant caricature that owes much to Peter Sellers and patronising attitudes from decades ago, but nothing to modern Pakistan. Since the author is Pakistani, I wonder how this happened. Perhaps he was, in his own patronising way, portraying what he thought we might expect a Pakistani to sound like. He failed dismally. Failed us, and failed ... Read More:

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