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- Two for the Dough (40)
- By Janet Evanovich
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- The Longer Long Tail
- How Endless Choice is Creating Unlimited Demand
- By Chris Anderson
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- The Book of Unholy Mischief
- By Elle Newmark
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- One for the Money (53)
- (A Stephanie Plum Novel)
- By Janet Evanovich
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I have enjoyed this book because it's a great compromise between crime novel and chick-lit: a great summer reading.
- — Sep 17, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- The Tales of Beedle the Bard (42)
- By J. K. Rowling
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- Lucy (1)
- A Novel
- By Jamaica Kincaid
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Not what I expected... I've found this novel a bit depressing and I did not feel in tune with the character. On the other hand, what I found interesting was the process of cultural adaptation described throughout the book.
- — Apr 24, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- The Gatecrasher
- By Madeleine Wickham
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Very different from the other books by Sophie Kinsella.
The end is quite abrupt... - — Mar 9, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- Co-opetition
- By A. Brandenburger, B. Nalebuff
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- Remember Me? (29)
- By Sophie Kinsella
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Just some chick-lit to relax a stressed brain.
The happy ending is a bit too rushed and insipid, though. - — Dec 4, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- Running with Scissors (90)
- A Memoir
- By Burroughs Augusten
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Weird, funny yet scary.
It's like a circus or a zoo full of fascinating psychopaths. - — Jul 15, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- Private Label Strategy
- How to Meet the Store Brand Challenge
- By Nirmalya Kumar, Jan-benedict E. m. Steenkamp
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- Be Careful What You Wish for
- By Alexandra Potter
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The Book of Unholy Mischief
I didn't like it at all.
It exploits the "Dan Brown" effect: a mysterious book, some suspicious alchemy, the Gospels, some conspiration here and there, secrets about the life of Jesus and so on.
And, besides this, I am an Italian who was incapable of understanding what the writer meant wi ... (continue)
I didn't like it at all.
It exploits the "Dan Brown" effect: a mysterious book, some suspicious alchemy, the Gospels, some conspiration here and there, secrets about the life of Jesus and so on.
And, besides this, I am an Italian who was incapable of understanding what the writer meant with the exclamation "Marrone!": it does not exist in my language!
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