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06
Nov
2009
REVIEW: Medina Hill by Trilby Kent

2 days ago by Luisa Plaja

Chicklish is happy to participate in the blog tour for Trilby Kent's debut novel, Medina Hill. Full blog tour details can be found at Open Book Toronto. Review of Medina Hill by Alexandra. This book takes you back to 1935, to a time where the First World War is still talked about and the Second Worl ...

Chicklish - keris.typepad.com/chicklet · Rank: 9,417 · 46 references

Reader's Diary #541- J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

2 days ago by John Mutford

A few months ago I reread Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, stating at the time that while I wasn't a huge Potter fan, I enjoyed it much more reading it to my daughter.Rereading the 2nd in the series, I'm even less of a Potter fan. Still, I continue to enjoy reading the books to my ...

The Book Mine Set - bookmineset.blogspot.com · Rank: 5,351 · 184 references

05
Nov
2009
REVIEW: Changeling, Dark Moon by Steve Feasey

3 days ago by Luisa Plaja

Review by Amelia In the previous book, Changeling ( reviewed here), Trey had the fact that he was the last hereditary werewolf dumped on him by Lucien Charron, who soon becomes his guardian. Now Lucien lies in a coma in his luxurious penthouse in London. His daughter Alexa Charron, Trey and Tom are ...

Chicklish - keris.typepad.com/chicklet · Rank: 9,417 · 46 references

03
Nov
2009
REVIEW: Diary of a Snob by Grace Dent

5 days ago by Luisa Plaja

Review by Sasha Poppet Zanzibar Montague-Jones is 15, attends an exclusive and prestigious school in London and is due to inherit an enormous trust fund. Not to mention she's 87th in line to the British throne! Unlike her sister Kitten - a drug-addicted wild child who is London's society It Girl - P ...

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02
Nov
2009
Monday Motivational Quote

5 days ago by The Feed Your Good Dog Council

The law of harvest is to reap more than you sow. Sow an act, and you reap a habit. Sow a habit and you reap a character. Sow a character and you reap a destiny. ~ James Allen, 1864 - 1912, British Author And, remember… Feed Your Good Dog, so your good dog always wins! visit with us on follow us on

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REVIEW: Skate School: Ice Princess by Kay Woodward

6 days ago by Luisa Plaja

Review by Amber 'Frankie felt a mixture of fear and excitement. She was leaving her home, family and friends for what? A dream that had only the tiniest chance of coming true but while there was a chance - however small - of being an Olympic champion, she just had to go for it. Because one day, it m ...

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Reader's Diary #539- Sophie King: Who's Speaking Please?

6 days ago by John Mutford

According to her website "Sophie King's books are aimed at teenagers, mums and grans or anyone else who can identify with a chaotic family life."Okay so I'm not a teen, a mum, or a gran, but I can identify with a chaotic family life. In fact, so chaotic were things today that I stumbled upon an audi ...

The Book Mine Set - bookmineset.blogspot.com · Rank: 5,351 · 184 references

30
Oct
2009
The pleasures and sorrows of Alain de Botton.

9 days ago by Citizen Reader

I have always rather enjoyed books by Alain de Botton. I really enjoyed Status Anxiety, although I'm hard-pressed to remember anything about it, now that I think of it, and I also liked The Art of Travel. Truth be told, though, I think I enjoy his subjects and the formats of his books more than I ac ...

Citizen Reader - citizenreader.com/citizen · Rank: 20,796 · 39 references

29
Oct
2009
REVIEW: The Traitor Game by B. R. Collins

10 days ago by Luisa Plaja

Review by Summer This is the first novel by the award-winning author B. R. Collins. This book starts with the story of Michael and Francis, an unlikely duo who share a mysterious secret. A secret they have concocted from an old school project - the secret of Evgard. This secret ties Michael and Fran ...

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27
Oct
2009
REVIEW: The Dresskeeper by Mary Naylus

12 days ago by Luisa Plaja

Review by Sasha Picky Robson's life has gone from bad to worse. Her life is a boy-free zone, she has more pimples than a tiger has stripes and she has to look after her gran, who is suffering from dementia, every weekend for the foreseeable future. One night, Picky is accidentally locked in her gran ...

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