Review:After reading many of the very insightful reviews this book already has, I will not try to add anything. Suffice it to say that I read The Name of the Rose years ago and my battered 1983 paperback still sits on my bookshelf. I read it again a few weeks ago on my Kindle and enjoyed it as much or more than the first time. A great book! Read more

Review:Excelente descripción de un problema candente, que excede la topografía en la cual se desarrolla la narrativa para trascender en una temática mundial. Casi autobiográfica, la novela es sumamente amena desde la primera página hasta la última, y en numerosos tramos resulta cautivante. Uno quisiera que el libro no concluyera tan pronto. Harper Lee es una aguda escritora, bien merecedora del premio Pulitzer. Lástima que no haya sido más prolífica, para regocijo de los lectores.
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Review:The group of life coaches and motivational specialists is impressive. Each giving information in short, clear, concise, single-paragraph suggestions that make this book perfect for pre-sleep focusing Read more

Review:This book consists of a series of intriguing stories revolving around the possibilities inherent in the applications of the "Three Laws of Robotics", formulated by Isaac Asimov, a master story teller. The book was penned many years ago but still is fascinating. Read more

Review:The product fits the descriptions given in the web site, the box was in very good shape but, the quality of the product is poor, the smell isnt strong as the one selled in the tommy stores, this was a gift for a nephew and he didnt like it at all, hesays it doesnt match the one he owned couple years ago. Read more

Review:Camus introduces to the reader, in a rare second-person point of view, to Jean-Baptiste Clamence. Camus' novel is almost interactive, with Clamence answering the reader's questions and taking the reader's hand. At points in the novel, the reader is actually telling Clamence what to do, and he is responding back. It is slightly eerie, but ingenious. The novel, however, is about Clamence's experiences in WWII, and how he has survived to become a deranged, off-kilter person. The last chapter i... Read more

Review:I love these Quick Study guides! My daughter has the French set, my husband has the German set and I have the Italian set. One day we would like to take a trip to Switzerland and we will be ready to speak whatever language we encounter. They are easy to use and fun and you can put together sentences right away. Read more

Review:Pro:
The pictures and exercises in the book are helpful

Pro/Con:
The book teaches you words from every dialect of Spanish which means you will learn certain words that may not come up in other Spanish speaking places. example? Vosotros. Only used in Spain. -__-;'

Con:
The cost!! How has textbook/ online lab prices become so outrageous. D:<

Overall: I had to get it for my class and it did a decent job teaching the basics of Spanish. Read more

Review:The book is really helpful when trying to figure out what somethings mean for beginners.
there are things that are in the dictionary but it's really nice. it also has English to Japanese at the back. Read more

Review:After watching and loving Nocturnal Animals I saw there was a book the movie was based on. This book, so I put it on hold at the library to see what it was like. I was hoping I would love it just as much as I did the movie.

Tony & Susan was an interesting read. Because I had just seen the movie I knew where it was headed (if it was the same), and yet it was still really intense! I still was holding my breath at times waiting to see what would happen. It was particularly interesting be... Read more