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77% 10 10 JoHarrington

Book Review of And The Band Played On

Most Titanic books end with the sinking. That's when this one begins. It's the shocking, heart-breaking story of two families left behind.

76% 8 12 bhthanks

Guess How Much I Love You: Book: I Love You To The Moon And Back

"Guess How Much I Love You" is a charming family book ending with "I Love you to the Moon and Back"

76% 12 9 JoHarrington

Book Review of Diary of a Witchcraft Shop

Can you imagine working in somewhere like Diagon Alley? The shopkeepers of Glastonbury don't need to, they do it every day!

76% 1 17 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue 26: Review of January 2020 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-sixth issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

75% 0 55 PamelaA

Writing and Publishing

New words Added to Dictionary 2011

Shocking but true new words added to dictionary 2011. Each and every year new words get added. I am going to discuss soe of the new words added to the dictionary in 2011.

75% 14 8 Ragtimelil

Writing and Publishing

Pardon My Grammar

I’ve had several friends who constantly misuse words. They seem to have a talent for it. It makes talking to them interesting.

75% 1 40 KaitlynDeMetro

"Lone Wolf" Book Review

A phenomenal tale by Jodi Picoult, following a family torn apart by secrets who come together to choose the fate of their father; whom one sees as a hero and the other, a villain.

75% 20 7 JoHarrington

Was Chrétien de Troyes a Woman?

12th century poet Chrétien de Troyes has been called the grandfather of the modern novel. But should that be 'grandmother' instead?

75% 15 8 JoHarrington

Book Review of The Hunger Games (Book One)

I was probably the only person left who had not read Suzanne Collins's amazing trilogy. Once I'd taken the plunge, I was riveted for days, until all three books were read.

75% 1 18 StevenHelmer

Book Review: Lord Edgware Dies

A review of the 1933 mystery novel written by Agatha Chrisite

75% 23 8 DebbieBrooks

BEAUTIFUL DARK WOMAN

A poem with introductory story of a young woman pondering the love that left her and her desire for him.

75% 13 8 Tiggered

Not On The Label

Felicity Lawrence tries to discover the answer to an all-important question: what happened to our food?

73% 15 7 cmoneyspinner

J. R. R. Tolkien (1892 - 1973)

A brief bio-snapshot of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. (1892 - 1973), the architect of Middle Earth, and gift ideas for the Tolkien enthusiast, like Hobbit Scrabble.

73% 1 16 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue 27: Review of May 2020 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-seventh issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

73% 1 16 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue 29: Review of February 2021 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-ninth issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

73% 17 7 sheilamarie

Fiona the Theater Mouse

Fiona was born behind the dressing room closet wall at the Noodle Soup Community Theater. A children's book about friendship, courage, and how even a little mouse can save a life.

73% 1 16 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue 28: Review of September 2020 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-eighth issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

71% 1 16 SteveRogerson

KZine Issue 25: Review of September 2019 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the twenty-fifth issue of the Kindle science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine

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