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Contract Killer: Book Review
Contract Killer is the incredible story of Mafia hitman, Donald "Tony the Greek" Frankos, the jobs he carried out and his role in Jimmy Hoffa's mysterious disappearance
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The Graphic Novels of Grant Morrison
Grant Morrison's work has touched the world of Batman, the X-Men and many more iconic graphic novel universes. He is one of the greatest authors to ever have touched the
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Cecelia Ahern Novel - The Gift Review
This is a great heart-warming novel for anytime of year but as it's based on the season of goodwill, that's a good time to read it. The Gift makes a great Xmas present.
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The Shining Part Two
Fans of Stephen King's horror classic The Shining will be thrilled to hear that he is planning to write a sequel.
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Dark Cosmos, by Dan Hooper
An astrophysicist leads an exploration of just about everything you'll need to know to understand the coming discoveries about the dark side of our universe.
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10 Multicultural Novels for Book Groups
A short list of recent multicultural books by noted authors, with suggestions for enrichment activities that book groups and literature classes will enjoy.
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Madame Bovary: Book Review
In the tradition of early realist writers such as Balzac and Zola, the French novelist Gustave Flaubert sought to write a novel rooted in reality and versimilitude.
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Book Review of Bite Marks
The Jaz Parks series has got it all: mystery, intrigue, adventure, aliens, supernatural beings, hot romance, and a fair dose of humour.
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Zombies for Intellectuals
The zombie epidemic in pop culture means there's plenty of gimmicky kitsch to be had. Luckily there's a way to get on the undead train without compromising good reading.
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Mexican Adult Comics
Adult comics have a unique place in Mexican culture. Sensacionales are trashy and exploitative, but they also represent a genuinely popular indigenous medium.
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Audiobooks and New Year's Resolutions
Audiobooks can offer help and support to those looking to keep New Year's resolutions. Listen to audiobooks while commuting or on the school run to provide regular focus
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Survival of Poem's Inspiration
Little Gidding is familiar worldwide as one of TS Eliot's "Four Quartets" poems, but few know much about the place that inspired the poem or its other US connections.
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Book Review - 206 Bones by Kathy Reichs
In 206 Bones, Kathy Reichs's 12th mystery featuring forensic anthropologist Temperence Brennen, the author is at the top of her game, delivering a fast-paced, plot-driven
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Book Review – Nigella Christmas
Spoil yourself or someone you love with Nigella's Christmas classic. Nigella Christmas is sure to please, with plenty of Christmas recipes, festive menus and handy tips.
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Barrett Browning's Sonnet 27
The speaker in Barrett Browning's Sonnet 27 alludes to the Greek mythological Asphodel Meadows to dramatize her life's transformation after meeting her belovèd.
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Amy Tan
Amy Tan writes of Chinese culture, mainly focusing on the mother-daughter relationship and Chinese-American female identity. Her work is based on her life experiences.
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