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RE: MARY K. BAXTER: A DIVINE REVELATION OF HELL
I have read this book so I can attest to the fact that it is actually relevant. Also after reading it I came across a book on Tao and one of the descriptions of hell in A Divine Revelation is perfectly depicted by an ancient Chinese painting of Hell.
by AmandaDoll | Evansville, Indiana USA | Jan 15, 2016
RE: Patrick Rothfuss: The Name of the Wind
Still waiting Pat!! I can only read your books so many times. By the way, I heard there's a series being developed based on his books and I believe FOX has the rights but don't quote me on that. Anyhow, this book and the sequel, The Wise Man's Fear are phenomenal books and should surely be read.
by KvotheKingKiller | West Palm Beach, Florida USA | Dec 23, 2015J.R.R Tolkien: The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
'Arwen' where did it go, *to complete the sentence...
by TeaMiserMeisterT | Charlotte, North Carolina USA | Dec 10, 2015RE: Patrick Rothfuss: The Name of the Wind
I read them both three years ago but Patrick is the laziest writer in the world. I'm still waiting for the fourth (As you know third book was "slow regards of silent things").
by Elifoze | Izmir, Aegean Turkey | Dec 9, 2015
RE: E L James: Fifty shades of grey
I like this book so much, but the movie do not. It is the first time that I read a erotic book . After I read, It changes my point of view to see love and sex.
by yuris | gtmo, Guantanamo Cuba | Nov 14, 2015
RE: Catherine Marshall: Beyond Ourselves
This book seems to be good when reading
by Septh | Adelaide, South Australia Australia | Sep 23, 2015RE: P. Bunny Wilson: Knight in Shining Armor
I agree .
by Prism15 | Cartersville, Georgia USA | Aug 8, 2015
H. Z. A. Lewis: A Glimpse of Grace
A Glimpse of Grace is a book that speaks to the marvelous reality of God’s grace like no other book has. In it, one learns that the Grace of God is infinitely more than just “unmerited favor”. Grace is God’s unchangeable attitude of everlasting love and forgiveness towards all members of the human race.
by Janze | Indianapolis, Indiana USA | Jul 16, 2015RE: Kim Kardashian: Selfish
Can I find this in the Selfish Helpish section of my book store
by nonsmoker | Waterford, Ireland | Jun 13, 2015RE: Benjamin Graham: The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing.
Brilliant I must say
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 11, 2015RE: john grisham: The Street Lawyer
Excellent I must add
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 11, 2015RE: Timothy Ferriss: The 4-Hour Work Week...
Good book
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 11, 2015RE: J.K Rowling: The Harry Potter Series
Perfect well done
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: Thomas Harris: Hannibal
A winner good book
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: Thomas Harris: Hannibal Lecter Trilogy
A master peice
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: John Grisham: The Rainmaker
Brilliant book it's in my favorite rack
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: Stephen King: Salem's Lot
A winner this book keep ya occupied
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: Sun Tzu: The Art of War
I love to go through this book all the time with a bottle of red wine
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: Marc Pendergrast: Uncommon Grounds
I like this book it's about coffee fantastic book
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: Michael Crichton: Timeline`
I find this book to be interesting the more you go through the book
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 10, 2015RE: John Sandford: Hidden Prey
Prestigious extravagant display of power the best book writer I read the book in 2 days loved it I believe john has become a master
by clownice | Sydney, New South Wales Australia | May 8, 2015Dr. Augusto Cury: O Código da Inteligência
I meant: I got the idea of the author. It's highly genial. But pretty much difficult to expound with a great provision of examples in order to apply the extraordinary concepts within.
by WilliamLacerda | Montes Claros, Minas Gerais Brazil | Apr 14, 2015RE: god: the holly bible
Ok you make a statement about best book every written. What about Dante @The divine comedy. Dickens, chaucher. I was a catholic until a so called priest couldn't answer my question WHO Created god and who was the man behind the manetc etc" This is good for fiction. bit of a laugh. By the way the so called hypocritical vATICAN THAT HAS MORE MONEY IN IT'S VAULTS THEN SWITZERLAND WHICH COULD SAVE LIVES IN AFRICA AND IS ANTI-HOMOSEXUAL WHEN THERE IS A BLIND EYE BE TUREND TO THE GAY SEX RING IN THE SO CALLED VATICAN. i AM iRISH AND AM PRO-CHOICE AND CONDOMS WERE NOT FREELY AVAILABLE IN iRELAND UNTIL rICHARD branson sold mates. The so called church said it was a sin. Wrong it prevents unwanted pregenancy and std such as aids. Benjamin Disraeli (pm of UK c 1900) said 'home rule is rome rule' 60% of iris people born in the 70's don't believe because of the bullshit purported written by jesus. Jesus said love your fellow man, The f*cking vatican helped the SS and Gestapo escape after Germany capitualited. Oh yeah, how can so many ethentic people be created from Adam and Eve.
Read dawkings 'The god delusion'
RE: Stephen Fry: Making History
IF Hitler hadn't been born the timeline in space-time curve would change to change the events since 1939. No Korea, no nam, no JFK in essence the history as we know it in our contemporary time would not exist. WWII could actually start in 2009 as an electronic war between giants like microsoft and google. but maybe there would be no computer as Alan Turing invented the universal computer in Bletchley park, no hitler, no alan turning therefore no IT as we know today.
by bruciefanforever | Dublin, Ireland | Apr 9, 2015RE: mikhael bulgakov: the master and margrita
Really worth of reading!!!
by valeriia_s | Warsaw, Mazovia Poland | Mar 27, 2015RE: Emily Brontë: Wuthering Heights
It's a great book!
by valeriia_s | Warsaw, Mazovia Poland | Mar 27, 2015RE: Dominique Bacarisse: My published books
I have never heard of this book, When was your book published. Collector of first editions.
by 1949jeeptruck | Langley, British Columbia Canada | Mar 15, 2015RE: John Fowles: The Magus
A very excellent book indeed, First editions of this book are increasingly becoming hard to find.
by 1949jeeptruck | Langley, British Columbia Canada | Mar 15, 2015RE: god: the holly bible
Best book ever written
by 1947willystruck | Langley, British Columbia Canada | Mar 15, 2015RE: god: the holly bible
The book that set me free and saved my life.
by Mrtrueblue | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA | Mar 10, 2015RE: Charles E Fletcher Jr: The Autobiography of the American Master
I really like this book,it shows me how one person can make a difference in other peoples life.
by Ratdog29 | Saint Louis, Missouri USA | Feb 24, 2015RE: Charles E Fletcher Jr: The Autobiography of the American Master
It shows me how one person can make a difference in other peoples life.
by Ratdog29 | Saint Louis, Missouri USA | Feb 24, 2015
RE: Alastair Rae: Quantum Physics: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's Guides)
I'll have to check this book! It looks interesting! Thanks for posting!
by MrBenjaminWright | Cadillac, Michigan USA | Feb 8, 2015RE: Anthony Burgess: A clockwork Oange
I'm glad I read it at school because it would drive me nuts now, learning that language all over again. Clever book, for all that a 'translation' wouldn't leave much of a story.
by VivianLee | Livingston, Lothian, Scotland UK | Jan 12, 2015RE: Harper Lee: To Kill A Mocking Bird
Brilliant book, have read several times, and every time I spot the movie on TV I watch again.
by VivianLee | Livingston, Lothian, Scotland UK | Jan 12, 2015