Inc. Book Sales
Autor von Encyclopedia of Origami and Papercraft Techniques
Über den Autor
Werke von Inc. Book Sales
Tie-Dyeing: Get Started in a New Craft With Easy-To-Follow Projects for Beginners (Start-a-Craft Series) (1998) 7 Exemplare
Batik: Get Started in a New Craft With Easy-To-Follow Projects for Beginners (Start-a-Craft Series) (1998) 7 Exemplare
Getagged
Wissenswertes
- Geschlecht
- n/a
Mitglieder
Rezensionen
Listen
Dir gefällt vielleicht auch
Nahestehende Autoren
Statistikseite
- Werke
- 38
- Mitglieder
- 276
- Beliebtheit
- #84,078
- Bewertung
- 3.6
- Rezensionen
- 2
- ISBNs
- 45
-------------
My favorite of the book is What Might Have Been by Elizabeth Kay - Something about that delayed gratification ... Had some surprises and layers that unraveled very well. Recommend. Unfortunately, she has nothing else adult I can read. She does write poetry but that is not something I can appreciate.
-------------
~ An Outside Interest by Ruth Rendell 1982 4* [Realistic horror] Absolutely nothing mysterious or erotic :/ Definitely horrifying though.
~ Colette’s Column by Andy Harrison 1996 3.5* Definitely erotic and a bit mysterious. [Realistic fiction] which is not really my preferred story type but the author wrote well and kept me engaged. Interesting to imagine people living completely differently than me. Two jetsetters, a motivational speaker & journalist.
~ The Undead by Robert Bloch 1984 3.5* Not erotic. Mysterious check. A book shop has an original draft of Dracula. We learn a bit about why it's special and what has been edited out by Bram Stoker.
~ Elvara Should be Easy by J.K. Haderack 1996 3* Virtual reality story. It was going alright but the last 1/3 is stupid and unbelievable even for a work of fiction.
~ The Birds Poised to Fly by Patricia Highsmith 1993 3* [Realistic Fiction] That was kinda fun. MC is an asshole. He proposed to a woman via mail. He is in the US, she is overseas. Getting that day's mail is all he can think about and many, many days go by without a response. He peeks into the mailbox next to his and sees the airmail markings on an envelope in there and wonders if maybe his mail is in that box...
~ What Might Have Been by Elizabeth Kay 1996 5* I was pleasantly surprised by this one. My favorite of the ones I've read. hmmm what to say? It's best to let it unfold without spoilers. Let the author's skill take the lead. The scene opens with a young woman coming into a tent to question and educate a prisoner. He crossed the border into "their" territory and she is tasked with asking him questions and enlightening him regarding "their" ways.
~ The Plain Brown Envelope by Lyn Wood 1996 4* that was a bit of fun. A journalist in disguise, hitchhikes in hopes of being picked up by a truck driver to help inspire her next story. The guy who picks her up doesn't seem like a typical truck driver ... He was adorable and it was a fun read.… (mehr)