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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy By Douglas Adams
The Sign Of Four By Arthur Conan Doyle
Harry Potter 1- 7 Audio Collection By J. K. Rowling
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: (Sherlock Holmes Mysteries (Penguin)) By Arthur Conan Doyle
Translesbismo : Translesbismo By Mirella Izzo
Walking Back Up Depot Street: Poems (Pitt Poetry Series) By Minnie Bruce Pratt
My foe outstrech'd beneath the tree By V.C. Clinton Baddeley
  • I was struck by the elegant title - from a poem by William Blake - of this old book abandoned on a second hand shop. I wasn't deluded. The world of amateur detective Dr. Davie drew my attention through the pages with a skillful, witty writing. As Dr. Davies says about detective stories: "Miss Murchi ... (continue)

    I was struck by the elegant title - from a poem by William Blake - of this old book abandoned on a second hand shop. I wasn't deluded. The world of amateur detective Dr. Davie drew my attention through the pages with a skillful, witty writing. As Dr. Davies says about detective stories: "Miss Murchinston solved her cases by instinct - which was unfair but preferable to all that boring expertise about police procedure." This is the way Dr. Davie also works: by instinct, sense of humor and a real interest for human destiny.

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Tintin: Tintin in America (Tintin) By Hergé
Pinocchio By Carlo Collodi
The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge By Carlos Castaneda
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  • Deeply inspiring. Pity I don't have a teacher like Don Juan and I must content with myself

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    Posted on Oct 28, 2008 | Add your feedback

Lucid Dreaming By Stephen Laberge
The Color Purple By Alice Walker
Lady Chatterley's Lover, Including 'A Propos of Lady Chatterley's Lover': (Penguin Modern Classics) By D. H. Lawrence
Positronic Man, The By Isaac Asimov
  • Che cosa hanno in comune un famoso burattino, un'altrettanto famosa sirena, e il robot del titolo? L'aspirazione all'umanità. E se nessuno poteva negare che Pinocchio o la Sirenetta fossero in tutto e per tutto umani, quando si trasformarono in tali, l'uomo positronico di Asimov e Silverberg deve in ... (continue)

    Che cosa hanno in comune un famoso burattino, un'altrettanto famosa sirena, e il robot del titolo? L'aspirazione all'umanità. E se nessuno poteva negare che Pinocchio o la Sirenetta fossero in tutto e per tutto umani, quando si trasformarono in tali, l'uomo positronico di Asimov e Silverberg deve invece combattere tutta la sua vita per soddisfare la sua più grande ambizione. [...] Nel raccontare la storia di Andrew, i due autori affrontano forse il tema più profondo che possa esistere: che cos'è, in effetti, l'umanità?

    (tutto il commento su http://www.oggileggo.splinder.com)

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    Posted on Oct 5, 2008 | Add your feedback

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: Book 1 By J. K. Rowling
The Valley of Fear By Arthur Conan Doyle
  • Conan Doyle must have grown tired of his creature when he wrote The Valley of Fear. Fourth and last of Sherlock Holmes novels, only the first part is dedicated to Holmes while the second is the account of another, equally brilliant detective. The author's fascination for extraordinary men, heroes w ... (continue)

    Conan Doyle must have grown tired of his creature when he wrote The Valley of Fear. Fourth and last of Sherlock Holmes novels, only the first part is dedicated to Holmes while the second is the account of another, equally brilliant detective. The author's fascination for extraordinary men, heroes who devote themselves to justice, is showed once again in the character of John McCurdo, a killer and a criminal belonging to a lodge which is in reality a criminal organization. With a generous coup de théatre, the man reveals to be Birdy Edwans, none other than a Pinkerton detective infiltrated into the lodge in order to collect evidence and destroy its members. So this time Holmes' case is about another detective. But the latter, who has many of the qualities of S.H. himself, has to die and leave the original one to vigil upon his soul and seek revenge for his murder. Once again Moriarty's shadow casts upon the lives of noble men and corrodes the peace of the whole England, extending overseas its gloomy hand. The destiny of the world rests in the hands of two men, and it is a good vs bad battle all over again.

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Adventures Beyond the Body: How to Experience Out-of-Body Travel By William Buhlman
Mucho Mojo By Joe R. Lansdale
  • divertentimento e profondità

    un giallo d'azione con belle introspezioni psicologiche, si legge con gusto e si ride molto nonostante la crudezza dei temi e delle ambientazioni

    commento completo su su http://oggileggo.it

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    Posted on Jun 30, 2008 | Add your feedback

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: (Harry Potter) By J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: Book 2 By J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban: (Harry Potter) By J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: Book 5 By J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince: (Harry Potter, Book 6) By J. K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Book 7 By J. K. Rowling
Abc Murders
Stage Fright: (Here Lies Creepers) By Edgar J. Hyde (Joan Love)
The Other Side Of Desire By Paula Christian
  • Not bad written but the story is only focussed on the main character and her inner world and has almost no frame. Most of all, I wonder: was miss Paula Christian trying to convince the reader that being lesbian is an evil thing? Well, she seemed not at all convinced herself, judging by the numbers o ... (continue)

    Not bad written but the story is only focussed on the main character and her inner world and has almost no frame. Most of all, I wonder: was miss Paula Christian trying to convince the reader that being lesbian is an evil thing? Well, she seemed not at all convinced herself, judging by the numbers of novels she wrote on this particular subject.

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    Posted on Nov 24, 2008 | Add your feedback

Congo: (Price-Less) By Michael Crichton
The Da Vinci Code By Dan Brown
Leather Boys By G. a. Hauser
Stranger Than Love By Graeme Woolaston
Taltos
Rock Star By Jackie Collins
The Transfer By Thomas Palmer
Cold Fire By Dean R. Koontz
Lasher: (Lives of the Mayfair Witches) By Anne Rice
Lightning By Dean R. Koontz
The Pelican Brief By John Grisham
The haunting of Toby Jugg: (A Black magic story) By Dennis Wheatley
Fanny Hill: Or, Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure (Penguin Classics) By Peter Wagner, John Cleland
Arkansas By David Leavitt
S/he By Minnie Bruce Pratt
Walking Back Up Depot Street: Poems (Pitt Poetry Series) By Minnie Bruce Pratt
The Courage to Heal By Laura Davis, Ellen Bass
Lolita: (Penguin Modern Classics) By Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov, John Ray
Zigzag Kid By Grossman David
The Virgin and the Gipsy By D. H. Lawrence
Women in Love: (Penguin Popular Classics) By D. H. Lawrence
Sea and Sardinia: (Penguin Twentieth Century Classics) By Jill Franks, D. H. Lawrence
Sons and Lovers: (Penguin Student Editions) By Valerie Durow, D. H. Lawrence

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