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Skylight Confessions: A Novel (AUDIO BOOK)

Submitted on 10 January 2007

When I first sat down to begin listening to this audio book I remember thinking “Great, I have to listen to some sappy love story that realistically would only catch the attention of the average female Oprah fan.” But I am willing to admit my mistakes.... Read more

Consolation by Michael Redhill

Submitted on 09 January 2007

David Hollis, an avid historian specializing in a kind of forensic geology, believes he has found the final resting place of the earliest pictorial records for the city of Toronto.... Read more

Red River by Lalita Tademy

Submitted on 02 January 2007

A follow up to her novel “Cane River,” Lalita Tademy once again tells a story that roughly evolves around her ancestors. In the prologue an older woman sets up the story on her accounts as a young, black woman in Colfax, Louisiana during 1873.... Read more

Sleep Away the Pounds

Submitted on 01 January 2007

Sleeping away the pounds. Sounds too good to be true? Well it is. Don’t let the title fool you, this isn’t some magic plan where if you sleep exactly right the pounds will just rapidly melt away.... Read more

Drukija Contessa Of Blood by Glen Danzig

Submitted on 01 January 2007

I love Glenn Danzig and in my mind he can do no wrong; but that will not change my mind about “Drukija Contessa Of Blood”. The story revolves around a woman that tortures virgins and uses their blood to stay young.... Read more

A Loop in Time by Rowena Wright

Submitted on 06 November 2006

The Egyptian myth of Osiris is told in post 9/11 New York with elements of science, history, art, spiritualism, and time travel.... Read more

Nobody Likes You Inside The Turbulent Life, Times, And Music Of Green Day by Marc Spitz

Submitted on 06 November 2006

When I was younger I use to be a fairly big Green Day fan (around the Kerplunk phase). I have kept tabs on their career since then and while I might not be a huge fan any more I still wanted to check out this book.... Read more

A Day of Small Beginnings by Lisa Pearl Rosenbaum

Submitted on 02 November 2006

Rosenbaum, who has a degree in Religion and Philosophy and spent a year studying International Relations at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel, writes what she knows in this very focused tale of three generations of a family who are struggling with their Jewish heritage.... Read more

50 Awesome Ways Kids Can Help Animals by Ingrid Newkirk

Submitted on 31 October 2006

When I first picked up this book I was a little concerned seeing that it was wrote by Ingrid Newkirk president of PETA. While I think what PETA fights for is wonderful, it is no secret that at times their methods are a little over the top.... Read more

The Doors

Submitted on 24 October 2006

Are you a fan of The Doors and have a coffee table? Well here is the perfect decoration for it. Black & white and color photos adorn the pages which is perfect for just flipping through casually. But on the other hand if you feel like doing some reading this book has that too.... Read more

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