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Solsetur

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Solsetur reviewed New Orleans - DK Eyewitness Travel Guide by DK Publishing

No cover — DK Publishing: New Orleans - DK Eyewitness Travel Guide (2015, DK Eyewitness Travel)

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3 stars

I would give it 2 stars, but lots of pictures. So 3.

Solsetur reviewed Funny girl by Nick Hornby

"From the bestselling author of High Fidelity, About a Boy, and A Long Way Down …

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4 stars

Begins really really good, and got a bit draggy end of 3rd series. But I like how the book ended.

Solsetur rated Unofficial guide to Universal Orlando: 4 stars

Seth Kubersky: Unofficial guide to Universal Orlando (2015, Keen Communications)

Unofficial guide to Universal Orlando by Seth Kubersky

"Compiled and written by a former Universal Orlando employee, and based upon decades of research from a team whose work …

Solsetur rated Under the paw: 3 stars

Tom Cox: Under the paw (2014, Simon & Schuster Ltd, Simon & Schuster, Limited)

Solsetur rated The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared: 3 stars

The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson

Solsetur rated Twice the Temptation: 4 stars

Suzanne Enoch: Twice the Temptation (Paperback, Avon)

Twice the Temptation by Suzanne Enoch

1814 –– Evangeline Munroe is determined to find a man she can control––after all, that's the only way she'll know …

Solsetur rated Da mo yao: 5 stars

Tonghua: Da mo yao (Chinese language, 2012)

Da mo yao by Tonghua

Yu Jing, an orphan girl is saved by a Han man who teaches her martial arts, but must flee after …

Solsetur rated New Orleans: 4 stars

New Orleans by Amy C. Balfour (Lonely Planet guidebooks)

Features sections on Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest and other NOLA festivals; Showcases the best of New Orleans, Jackson Square, Bourbon …

Solsetur reviewed Deconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight

Kimberly McCreight: Deconstructing Amelia (Hebrew language, 2016, HarperCollins)

382 pages ; 24 cmHL710L Lexile

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4 stars

the book starts off slow, which made it kind of hard to empathise with the grief of the characters, but engages you as you go on. I thought the revelations and ending were well thought out. it is an unusual book for its genre (kind of YA, but with gritty adult subject & themes), but a good book about complicated female characters and relationships. I like it.