All Consuming


Items Izzie2006 consumed in…

February, 2006



  1. Friday 10
    0316735930

    Finished consuming…
    Field of Blood — 3 people

    Worth consuming!


  2. Sunday 19
    0316735949

    Finished consuming…
    The Dead Hour — 3 people

    Worth consuming!

    0553811886

    Finished consuming…
    The Visitor (A Jack Reacher Novel) — 5 people

    Worth consuming!


  3. Saturday 25
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    Started consuming…
    Mysteries of Udolpho (Oxford English Novels) — 1 person


    0143036742

    Started consuming…
    A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian — 33 people



  4. Sunday 26
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    Started consuming…
    24 - Season Five — 26 people


    1932234039

    Finished consuming…
    Strangers — 3 people

    Worth consuming!


Entries about these items

    1932234039

    more a novella than a novel... — 2 years ago

    WORTH CONSUMING!

    ...and something that is probably best read in one sitting. I didn’t find it as scary as I hoped – nor as unsettling – but it’s pretty good.

    0316735949

    A review of "The Dead Hour: A Novel" — 2 years ago

    WORTH CONSUMING!

    I was lucky enough to read an advance copy of this. Denise Mina has done it again with another searing crime novel. She writes stories that everyone should be reading, even those people who consider crime fiction ‘genre’ and not quite good enough as ‘proper’ literature.

    0553811886

    A review of "The Visitor (A Jack Reacher Novel)" — 2 years ago

    WORTH CONSUMING!

    Lee Child writes brilliant thrillers that appeal to women simply because his main character, Jack Reacher, is very appealing and his women characters strong and three-dimensional. This isn’t his best, although it is good, not as great as DIE TRYING, but the ending felt as if Child didn’t really know how to finish it.

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    Stunning — 2 years ago

    WORTH CONSUMING!

    I was blown away by this and now want to read everything that Denise Mina has written. FIELD OF BLOOD is fantastic – giving the reader a glimpse of Glasweigian society in the early eighties, a conflicted and appealing heroine in the shape of 18-year-old lapsed catholic and ambitious wannabe hack Paddy Meeham and an insight into how the power balance between men and women have changed in the last twenty years. This is a crime novel, but it’s a larger story society, the ways it’s changed, and the ways it’s stayed the same. Just brilliant and flawlessly written.


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