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I happened across this book at the bookstore tonight while I was browsing for other Trek novels and collections. The illustrations are absolutely stunning. It's almost a "Trek in pictures" in chronological order.
I happened across this book at the bookstore tonight while I was browsing for other Trek novels and collections. The illustrations are absolutely stunning. It's almost a "Trek in pictures" in chronological order.
Guy Montag was a fireman whose job it was to start fires...
The system was simple. Everyone understood it. …
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Conversion of hardcopy paperback originally owned bu Boston Public Library. ePub version lacks material that was originally on the first …
Beloved is a 1987 novel by the American writer Toni Morrison. Set after the American …
I had to read this book for an English class. As other reviewers have said, the switching back and forth between narrative and stream-of-consciousness is very awkward and annoying. (I also just happen to find stream-of-consciousness obnoxious, especially when used in books, but that's not fair.)
I was also very uninterested in the story. It simply didn't hold my attention.
I had to read this book for an English class. As other reviewers have said, the switching back and forth between narrative and stream-of-consciousness is very awkward and annoying. (I also just happen to find stream-of-consciousness obnoxious, especially when used in books, but that's not fair.)
I was also very uninterested in the story. It simply didn't hold my attention.
For three full decades, on television and on film, actor William Shatner has portrayed one of the most dynamic heroes …
