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ive read Cleopatra's Daughter by Michelle Moran
most enlightening book, you'd actually be quite surprised by some of the customs that were in practise during the ancient times
We definately want to keep the topic suitable for all ages! OT: I've heard of the book, of course. I've read absolutely no reviews on the book. I appreciate those details that have been posted.Originally Posted by temptation01
well, if you like detailed descriptions wherein you can actually visualize the scene infront of you, i'd say you should really read it
personally i'd give it a 4 stars out of 5
but if you get distracted or bored easily.. wait those types generally don't read, do they? lol
Maybe someone could write an overall synopsis on the book. Am I correct in thinking it's a novel in the romance genre? I appreciate the feedback you've given. I hope a few more will contribute to this topic. Thank all of you that have already contributed!
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When the Gods Changed: The Death of Liberal Canada by Peter C. Newman
Quite the fascinating book if you're a Canadian political junkie.
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It sounds really interesting. Canada has gone through some extreme changes over the years. I'll probably have give it a check-out! Thank you, Ty.
I could do that and no, it's not a romance novel at all lol, it does have a alighty fictitious element to it but it's mostly true facts
I must say, you have piqued my interest! Thank you, J.
Well, I'm reading two things, one is "Death troopers" Its a zombie horror, but based in a starwars theme. Good bit of fun to read. And another called "The fatherland" which is a sort of gang theme but in a world where the Nazi's one the war.
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