A story about "Epic" — 14 weeks ago
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If you like Tolkien, you’ll like this.
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Masters of Doom: How Two Guys Created an Empire and Transformed Pop Culture
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Let Me Play: The Story of Title IX: The Law That Changed the Future of Girls in America
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Understanding Comics: The Invisible Art
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A story about "The Radioactive Boyscout" — 14 weeks ago
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Intriguing! This fool is still dismantling smoke detectors in search of isotopes! http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,299362,00.html
A story about "Siberia: A Novel" — 15 weeks ago
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Incredible! I enjoyed the intricate and accurate reflections on the often ugly politics of humanity. This one joins Feed as a recent addition to my All-Time Favorites list!
Why I recommend "Mortal Engines (The Hungry City Chronicles)" — 15 weeks ago
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Reminiscent of the movie Water World.
Why I recommend "Skeleton Key (Alex Rider)" — 15 weeks ago
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Alex Rider is a young James Bond type.
A story about "Feed" — 21 weeks ago
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Powerful political message! I’m placing it on the shelf next to 1984 and The Jungle. . .
A story about "Carver: A Life in Poems" — 26 weeks ago
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This is one of my favorite books! George Washington Carver was an amazing man! There is so much I did not know about him.
Fantastically Marvelous! — 27 weeks ago
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This story poses questions about existentialism in a cool cool way! Marvelous World is a much needed series for the often confused misguided young adult audience. Book 1.5: Olivion’s Favorites is comprised of Book 1’s “missing” chapters—very creative. I can hardly wait to read it in 2009!
