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The Man Who Loved Books Too Much by Allison Hoover Bartlett
Finished "The Man Who Loved Books Too Much" by Allison Hoover Bartlett. A quick true crime with a bookish edge. Three stars. #books #review ...
Reviewed by Reviewers on Twitter via 
on 29 Dec 2009.
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garden design bible [book]
I bought this book last year… and to be very honest…. it has sat on the shelf for most of that time. No offence Tim Newbury. Sincerely. That said, it only cost €17.55 [only?!!] in hughes and hughes and I suppose that should [again, sincerely] be taken into consideration. But I’m ...
Reviewed by donegan gardens via 
on 09 Dec 2009.
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Gardening Nude - a book review
This is a really unusual story,in a sense. I'd had this idea for a book. A garden book,I still do, the book idea aside, it was to be something a little, not Royal Horticultural Society, all pot pourri kind of smoking jacket - esque etc, you get my drift. Via my ...
Reviewed by donegan gardens via on 30 Nov 2009.
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Confessions of an Economic Hitman
Finished 'Confessions of an Economic Hitman'. Good, but I was hoping for something more like 'Legacy of Ashes'. #books #review ...
Reviewed by Reviewers on Twitter via on 23 Sep 2009.
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Without Fail Does Not Disappoint
Practically every book's dustjacket is covered with reviews and hyperbole. It's refreshing when the book actually lives up to the hyped reviews on the cover.In the case of Lee Child's "Without Fail" it is truly gripping.Child is one of those writers that I wish I'd started reading earlier. I like ...
Reviewed by mneylon via on 26 Jul 2009.
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Without Fail Does Not Disappoint
Practically every book's dustjacket is covered with reviews and hyperbole. It's refreshing when the book actually lives up to the hyped reviews on the cover.In the case of Lee Child's "Without Fail" it is truly gripping.Child is one of those writers that I wish I'd started reading earlier. I like ...
Reviewed by mneylon via on 26 Jul 2009.
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Without Fail Does Not Disappoint
Practically every book's dustjacket is covered with reviews and hyperbole. It's refreshing when the book actually lives up to the hyped reviews on the cover.In the case of Lee Child's "Without Fail" it is truly gripping.Child is one of those writers that I wish I'd started reading earlier. I like ...
Reviewed by mneylon via on 26 Jul 2009.
0 of 0 people found this useful.
Young Stalin
Young Stalin
First and foremost – I’d thoroughly recommend reading the hardback version of this book. I spent the first 100 pages or so abusing the author for failing to ...
Reviewed by neilward via 
on 18 Mar 2009.
1 of 1 people found this useful.
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
Well, what a read that was. The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle is mesmerising. It’s surreal, dark, dirty, gripping and utterly surprising and inventive. So much so, that for two consecutive ...
Reviewed by neilward via on 11 Feb 2009.
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1001 gardens you must see before you die
apart from the title... ? The only thing I didn’t like about this book is the title. A little depressing to be honest. Why it needed Titschmarsh to do ...
Reviewed by donegan gardens via on 20 Jan 2009.
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