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Carrie S. - Reviews

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For Men Only:  A Straightforward Guide to the Inner Lives of  Women
Review Date: 4/29/2010


My dh read this and said he found it very insightful.....and accurate! Recommended I (as a wife) read it too to let him know if it is really that "on target". Am starting it now, and so far so good.


For Women Only : What You Need to Know About the Inner Lives of Men
Review Date: 5/13/2010


Thought the book was insulting to men in many parts. I wasn't overly impressed.


Romeo and Juliet (No Fear Shakespeare)
Romeo and Juliet (No Fear Shakespeare)
Author: William Shakespeare, SparkNotes Editors
Book Type: Paperback
  • Currently 4.5/5 Stars.
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Review Date: 9/15/2010


THIS is the way to understand Shakespeare! My 11 year old son wanted to know the story of Romeo & Juliet and I briefly explained the storyline to him. He then wanted to read the play, but was put-off by the difficult writing style of that era. Wanting him to actually READ the script, I searched for a book that would be enticing to him and assist him in fulfilling this desire to read "real" Shakespeare. "No Fear Shakespeare" definitely fits the bill! My son sat and read through the play in just a few days and could hardly put the book down. Not sure how much of the "real" Shakespeare he read as compared to the "translated" Shakespeare, but that doesn't matter to me. He got through the play and actually understood it! Very easy-to-read layout and super-helpful translation---no flipping back and forth in the book or having to refer to footnotes just to understand the dialogue.
I'll definitely be investing in more of the "No Fear Shakespeare" series for our family!


White (CircleTrilogy, Bk 3)
White (CircleTrilogy, Bk 3)
Author: Ted Dekker
Book Type: Hardcover
  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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Review Date: 10/19/2009


Dekker's work is amazing---full of exciting adventures laced with a plethora of biblical principles and truths. White, the 3rd in the Circle Trilogy, does not disappoint! The story of Thomas Hunter and his race to save the world stays as riveting as it does in book 1 (Black). Definitely one of my favorite reads!


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