Book Description
The deluxe edition of America's #1 trucking atlas features a sturdy spiral binding and laminated pages that can be marked with a grease pencil or felt-tipped pen and wiped clean.
Features include:
- More than 5,100 map updatesincluding new roads and interstate exits
- Over 500 changes to low clearance, weigh station, and restricted route listings
- Updated 22-page mileage directory with more than 40,000 city-to-city, route-specific mileages
- Coverage of state-designated truck routes as well as national truck network routes
- Updated coverage of hazardous materials regulations
- Web and hotline resources for industry-specific information including revised road construction and conditions
- State and provincial permit agency chart with phone numbers and websites
- Coverage: United States, Canada, and Mexico
- 208 pages; 15.375" x 11.25"
Customer Reviews:
Very Good.......2007-09-10
My husband drives a big rig this atlas give all the scales and most up to
date changes in roads.
Drove accross country.......2007-08-03
We just Drove for Orange Co Ca to Baltimore, Maryland and this was a very helpful guide and help us to do find many place along the way
great with improvements needed.......2007-01-20
this atlas is great it just needs minor tweaks and itll be even better like detail to the exits you have to take and where they lead but i guess you can purchase the next exit book
Our Second Motor Carriers Road Atlas.......2006-03-09
We are retired full time RVrs traveling across the USA. This Road Atlas is great because it reveals (normally for truckers usage) all the routes and locations that will accomodate large vehicles and with warnings for those that won't.
Review for Rand McNally Motor Carriers' Road Atlas.......2005-08-18
We are extremely satisfied with our Rand McNally Motor Carriers' Road Atlas.
Our son drives over the road, and this is what he uses also.
Again, we are extremely satisfied with our purchase from Amazon.com.
Sincerely.
Henley H Bennett
Book Description
The large scale edition of America's #1 trucking atlas features maps that are 32% larger than our standard Road Atlas and non-glare, water- and tear-resistant pages, making on-the-road navigation easier.
Features include:
- More than 5,100 map updatesincluding new roads and interstate exits
- Over 500 changes to low clearance, weigh station, and restricted route listings
- Updated 22-page mileage directory with more than 40,000 city-to-city, route-specific mileages
- Coverage of state-designated truck routes as well as national truck network routes
- Updated coverage of hazardous materials regulations
- Web and hotline resources for industry-specific information including revised road construction and conditions
- State and provincial permit agency chart with phone numbers and websites
- Coverage: United States, Canada, and Mexico
- Space-saving lay-flat spiral binding
- 324 pages; 15.375" x 11"
Customer Reviews:
pro vs. con.......2006-03-20
Actually I bought this book for my husband who thought he needed a larger scale print then the one that he already had. At first glance he thunbed through it and decided right away that it was too different then the one he was used to so he wanted me to send it back, he said that that the common places that he frequented (because he drives a truck) were broken up and not as large as he really wanted, (really it was just different and he had yet to give it a chance being stuck in his ways). Before I had a chance to send it back he got called to take a load somewhere and when I had got home from work the book was gone. He had taken it with him. When he returned home he concluded that actually this new book did indeed have larger scale maps and all the places that he frequented only divided onto more than one page and also larger scale maps of places that he frequented that the other map book he was accustomed to did not. So in conclusion he say's that some of the cities are broken up on too many pages and that (because it sits on the seat beside him) it slides around too much.
Customer Reviews:
Naked Marquis.......2007-08-27
Very good Book. Was recommended by Amazon based on previous items purchased. The writings of Sally Mackenzie and Mary Balogh are very similar.
Good Book!.......2007-07-23
I absolutely adore these books! Silly, I know, but they're so cute and funny and romantic all rolled into one.
4.5 stars???.......2006-12-07
I've been reading so-called Regency Romances for years and this was definately one of the most riducuous books I have ever encountered. Everything was wrong from the boring main characters, worn-out story to cliched dialogs. I couldn't even finish it.
Sexy & Heartwarming!.......2006-08-07
In this, the second in "The Naked" aristocrat series, Charles Draysmith, handsome rogue, becomes the Marquis of Knightsdale after the death of his brother and sister-in-law. He needs to marry soon to acquire the necessary heir and spare and is hounded by marriage minded mammas and their daughters. He has little interest in their pursuit and escapes to his country estate to handle estate business and reunite with his nieces, Claire and Isabelle. Little did he realize that he would be reunited with his childhood friend and vicar's daugther, Miss Emma Peterson, who is now Claire and Isabelle's governess. He has immediate lust for Emma and decides she would be the perfect escape from the marriage mart. As his wife, Emma could stay at home and tend the children while he was off in London at his usual rogue pursuits. Emma, who has loved Charles since the age of six, is outraged at his plan. As Charles plans his seduction, Emma desiring to be more than a breeder, is more than reluctant to any advances. His pursuit is a hilarious romantic romp. The sparks fly and each page is a sensual adventure, but this romance has so much more! Ms. MacKenzie has a talent for writing such warmth and depth to each character that the reader is utterly captivated. Claire and Isabelle are a joy. As marriage minded ladies of the ton and their mamas arrive at the estate for a house party, Claire, Isabelle and Charles's Aunt Bea join forces to do away with Emma's competition and play cupid in order to bring Charles and Emma together. Their antics will make you laugh out loud. As Charles realizes he truly loves Emma, as well as his nieces, his antics to get Emma to accept his marriage proposal are even more entertaining. There is suspense as well, as Charles and Emma are in danger and the story builds to a suspenseful ending and a murder is also solved. This story has it all and is so entertaining and fun to read. It's the perfect summer romance! I look forward to the next in the series, The Naked Earl. I also recommend the first in the series, The Naked Duke.
Humor, Romance and Marriage proposal ...........2006-07-31
The Naked Marquis by Sally Mackenzie was fabulous historical romance novel. The dialogue was funny, the love story was sweet with a layer of mystery - what more could you ask for. This author has become a must have. Check out the series THE NAKED DUKE , THE NAKED MARQUIS and THE NAKED EARL Due out April 2007. If you enjoy this genre I would also check out The Lady Lies The Lady Killer and The Lady's Code by Samantha Saxon
Book Description
It’s World War II and the A-bomb is here to stay.
The only question: Who’s going to drop it first?
The Battle of Midway takes on a whole new dimension with the sudden appearance of a U.S.-led naval task force from the twenty-first century, the result of a botched military experiment. State-of-the-art warships are scattered across the Pacific, armed to the teeth with the latest instruments of mass destruction.
Nuclear warheads, rocket-propelled grenades, AK-47s, computer-guided missiles–all bets are off as the major powers of 1942 scramble to be the first to wield the weapons of tomorrow against their enemies. The whole world now knows of the Allied victory in 1945, and the collapse of communism decades later. But that was the first time around.
With the benefit of their newly acquired knowledge, Stalin and Hitler rapidly change strategies. A Russian-German ceasefire leaves the Führer free to bring the full weight of his vaunted Nazi war machine down on England, while in the Pacific, Japan launches an invasion of Australia, and Admiral Yamamoto schemes to seize an even greater prize . . . Hawaii.
Even in the United States the newcomers from the future are greeted with a combination of enthusiasm and fear. Suspicion leads to hatred and erupts into violence.
Suddenly it’s a whole new war, with high-tech, high-stakes international manipulations from Tokyo to D.C. to the Kremlin. As the world trembles on the brink of annihilation, Churchill, Stalin, Roosevelt, Hitler, and Tojo confront extreme choices and a future rife with possibilities–all of them apocalyptic.
Customer Reviews:
The first 10 pages contain 25 f*** and sh***.......2007-07-09
One thing that struck me was the usage of bad words so frequently.
Churchill, Heinz Guderian, etc too wrote about World War and he not even once did they use a single bad word.
Still Going Strong.......2007-06-22
It's hard to get a sequel as good as the original- especially if it's the second in a trilogy. Birmingham pulls it off. He writes with such realism, spontaneity, and wit, that one feels like they are actually in the trenches, actually dealing with merging 21st and 20th century technology, actually in a room with Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra. We feel the palpable tension of a world going to pot- and we feel this from a nearly infinite number of perspectives.
I found I was missing the chapter introductions of the first book, which told me what time and date it was. I also enjoyed the tighter storyline in the first book, without the constant jumping across continents just at the moment of most intense action. But this reduces Designated Targets to a 4.9 instead of a 5. It is still exquisitely written. It would seem that Birmingham has been in all the places he's described, and experienced everything that his characters have experienced. Nearly every character is round and evolving. It is hard to convincingly write Hoover's perspective as well as that of an enlightened 21st century woman fighting against racism.
Perhaps the saddest thing to realize is the effects the fight on terrorism is having on us all. Birmingham also convincingly writes the perspective of the 1940s and the 2020s. In the midst of the vileness towards blacks, women, and Jews that we see in those of the 1940s, we also see the cavalier attitude that those of the 2020s have towards violence and the deaths of others- innocents or the guilty. Fighting a long struggle has endued them with an incredible lack of compassion, and a thirst for vengence. It is convincing, because one sees the roots of such ideals in today's society, as we slowly become the children of tomorrow.
Review of the "Axis of Time" trilogy. Overall rating: 4.4 stars.......2007-06-09
Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1, 2004)
Designated Targets (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 2, 2005)
Final Impact (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 3, 2007)
I've now read all three of John Birmingham's "Axis of Time" novels -- which amount to one long novel, so don't start at #2! -- and warmly recommend the books to mil-SF and alternate-history fans. To reprise, a naval task force from 2021 is diverted to 1942 by a DARPA teleportation experiment gone spectacularly wrong. In the confusion of the transition, the moderns sink most of Admiral Spruance's fleet, enroute to the Battle of Midway. Oops....
The three books go on to re-fight WW2, and show once again that the oldest cliche' can look fresh in the hands of a good writer with a new approach. Birmingham's innovation here is that the world of 1942 suddenly knows how the next eighty years would play out, if nothing changes. So the Big Losers -- Hitler, Tojo and Stalin -- are frantically trying to rewrite history to keep from going down in flames "again". And the winners must guard their "historic" victory... It's a riveting, twisty, violent story, and man, do those pages turn.
The Axis of Time is a good reminder of just how bad the mid-20th century was, and just how monstrous Hitler and Stalin were. And how warfare brings out the best -- and worst -- in "good" people (and bad). Some of the expedients the "good guys" resort to, to win, are appalling. Which isn't to say, not necessary....
Birmingham's near-future is a rather grim place, and the interactions of 2021 with 1942 are very nicely done. The past is a different country, and the multi-racial men and women-warriors from the 21st century make the folk of 1942 *very* uncomfortable. And vice-versa.
Birmingham, a well-known Australian humorist, is making his first venture into SF here. He's done his homework, and he's an exceptionally good storyteller. The Axis of Time books are thoughtful page-turners. His writing style and pacing are still a little rough, and there's a huge plot-logic flaw in the first book. The books still rock. Start with the first, Weapons of Choice, and you'll soon know if the series suits your taste.
Book #3, Final Impact, ends with the end of WW2 -- the three books are WW2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 in the Birmoverse -- but with little resolution, which has upset some readers. Birmingham has a contract to continue the series into the Cold War (CW1.1, 1.2), with the next book scheduled for Fall 2007 (Australia). I'll be reading it. And you should read WW2.1--2.3. Not perfect books, but pretty darned good.
Happy reading--
Peter D. Tillman
Review first published at SF Site
Not a bad read..........2007-03-30
I found this book while killing some time in a bookstore. Even tho' it was the second volume of a trilogy, and the first volume wasn't available, I took the plunge anyway. I have not been disappointed in the decently-paced and better-than-usual alternate history aspect of this tale. I'm burned out on Harry Turtledove, so I was pleasantly surprised by Birmingham's easy to read prose. The plot line is NOT telegraphed ahead, and a lot of the chaacters are well developed to a point where readers can actually identify with them.There are a few "clunkers" as semi-major characters, but I have enjoyed the careful weaving of many recent day celebrities (i.e.: Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, and John Kennedy) into the fabric of the story.
I will read the entire series without fail. Not perfect, but good enough to entertain me...4 stars.
Second volume in an alternative history trilogy.......2007-03-17
This is the middle volume in an exciting series of three books in which a force from the 21st century is accidentally sent back in time to 1942 and throws the history World War two onto a completely different course.
I found the first two episodes in this trilogy so fascinating that when I learned that the final instalment had been published in Australia several months before the US and UK releases I could not wait, but had to order this one from Oz. None of the books in the series disappointed me.
The full "Axis of Time" trilogy is
Weapons of Choice
Designated Targets
Final Impact
In the first book, "Weapons of Choice" a multinational carrier battle fleet from the 21st century is accidentally sent back in time to 1942 when a scientific experiment goes wrong. They arrive in the middle of the US fleet which would have been about to win the battle of Midway, which immediately causes a major "friendly fire" incident; meanwhile the Japanese fleet which should have been sunk gets wind that something very odd is happening and escapes.
A different story in which a military unit was sent back to World War II might have given them a dilemma; should they intervene on the allied side, or try to minimise their impact in the hope of getting back through the wormhole to their own time without changing the past? Birmingham never gave his characters that option, as their arrival itself changed events beyond any hope of putting the timeline back in place. In this book his 21st century characters are struggling to make the best of the world they now find themselves in.
What happened at Midway was bad enough, although the the arrival on the Western side of a 21st century carrier battle group is more than enough compensation. But a second problem is that, while the great majority of the multinational force is thrown back as a unit and arrive together, one or two ships turn up in other parts of the world and are captured by bad guys so that some modern technology and knowledge of the future which would have happened fell into the hands of the Soviet Union, Imperial Japanese, and Nazis. Once they have overcome their disbelief, Stalin, Hitler, and Imperial Japanese alike resolve not to repeat the mistakes which in our timeline consigned them to the dustbin of history.
The men and women from the 21st Century face a continuing struggle both to adapt to the very difficult world they find themselves in, and to persuade the "temps" (short for contemporary) from their own side to accept such things as an African-American U.S. Marine colonel, and a Royal Navy Commander who is a half-asian woman. I would like to think that my parents and grandparents' generations would have treated members of the 21st century forces better than they are treated in this book: however, no doubt that Mr Birmingham is right that some people would have treated them well and others very badly. The treatment of J Edgar Hoover, who is very prejudiced against the 21st century people and makes a real nuisance of himself, is quite entertaining.
Mr Birmingham takes the view that Japanese members of the multinational force, and other people in an anomalous position such as a 21st century Russian special forces officer, would regard the current rulers of their home countries as tyrants and put loyalty to their 21st century comrades before loyalty to country. However, the "temps" have great difficulty trusting Japanese and this is perhaps the worst of the many problems with the multinational force have in getting on with their new allies.
The action scenes in the book are very well done and make it almost impossible to put down; there is also some excellent use of humour. One of the members of the multinational force from the 21st Century is Prince Harry, who has become a Colonel in the S.A.S; throughout the trilogy there are some amusing lines and situations involving him.
None of the books in this trilogy are suitable for those of a squeamish disposition. Faced with Axis and Soviet powers who have become even more cruel and ruthless in their desperation to avoid defeat, the allies have to be almost equally brutal to defeat them. I can't remember reading a story in which the "good" guys kill so many millions of innocent people since E.E. "Doc" Smith's Lensman series. (More so even than in the real WW2, which is saying something.) Birmingham rarely goes for the easy answer and this is a series in which horrible things often happen to good people - and in which good people do horrible things.
Nevertheless, if you are into alternative history or war stories, and provided you are not squeamish, you will very probably enjoy the "Axis of Time" trilogy.
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- Heaven is home
- Bold and honest; Truth in it's purest form
- DIVINE,,,,DIVINE,,,,DIVINE......REVELATION.....
- Excellent Reading for the Soul
- a very selective reader
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A Divine Revelation of Heaven
Mary K. Baxter , and
T. L. Lowery
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Book Description
After thirty nights of experiencing the depths of hell, Mary Baxter was shown the realms of heaven. Included are her descriptions of the order of heaven, what happens to children, and the throne of God. These breathtaking glimpses of heaven will turn your heart toward the beauty and joy that await every believer in Christ.
Customer Reviews:
Heaven is home.......2007-09-18
Baxter describes the setting of Heaven. It is perfection, joyful singing, fun interesting work, and enjoying the presence of the Heavenly Father with power omnipotent. Baxter shows from Heaven's view the act of a person being saved. It is quite beaurocratic and done with speed and accuracy. She describes how our giving to church with good attitudes will be rewarded. Giving to the needy and poor are also rewarded. People who save a soul get a diamond set in their homes. And yes, the gate to Heaven is a giant pearl. There are no tears, no sorrow. Baxters message is subtle but if read slowly and digested, the beauty of Heaven and God can be imagined. A good read.
Bold and honest; Truth in it's purest form.......2007-09-13
I adore all of Mary Baxter's books. All of them are so deeply saturated with raw honesty and truth that her words seep into every crevice of the heart. I believe with my entire essence that Jesus Christ came to her; nobody could make this stuff up. After reading each one of her books, I am left pondering how very different her outlook must be toward this world and the next, in comparison to everyday people like you and I. After all, She has seen for a fact the reality of Hell; not only has she seen it, but she actually experienced it's horrors from the perspective of a lost soul. On the flip side, she has not only seen Heaven either, but also experienced it's marvelous and indescribable attributes from the perspective of an actual citizen! These books will forcefully open your spiritual eyes, and demand that your mind to look past the physical realm, and focus on that which we cannot see. The trickle effect will be that of spiritual sobriety and an ever growing relationship with our Savior, Jesus Christ. For He knew He had to let her experience the harsh boldness of all her visions, in order that she and all her readers would have a unstoppable, and unquenchable urge to spread His Holy Word.
Thank You Mary Baxter, for heeding the call of our Lord and presenting us with the raw truth that this world craves.
Carrie Lynn Jones
Author of It All Began... When Jesus Gave Me Sneakers
DIVINE,,,,DIVINE,,,,DIVINE......REVELATION............2007-07-14
THE TITLE SAYS IT ALL,,, THIS IS TRULY A TRUE DIVINE REVELATION OF HEAVEN. I AM SO GLAD I GAVE MY LIFE TO JESUS!!!!!!! WE SERVE AN AWESOME GOD.....
Excellent Reading for the Soul.......2007-04-10
This book is the best I have read so far on the subject of Heaven. It brings joy to the soul and answers some questions of how God works in our lives. I would recommend this book to new Christians because it talks alot about salvation and repentance. It gives us as Christians a glimpse of what the Lord has saved for our Eternity.
a very selective reader.......2007-03-11
It was different from other books I read about the subject, from people who had experienced a visit to Heaven. It was interesting.
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Manufacturer: Tandem Library
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Binding: Unknown Binding
ASIN: 1417666471 |
Book Description
Finally, there's a cookbook series that gives today's busy families a delicious and quick reason to eat and drink at home. Each title also offers special features, including tips and advice on cooking techniques, photography of prepared dishes and ingredients, and buying and serving wines as well as food pairings with favorite wines from around the world, all written by some of today's best food and wine writers. With over 125 original recipes, the only thing left on everyone's mind is--let's eat--and for the adults, salute! This all-inclusive cookbook brings together recipes for today's families. You'll find something special for every occasion, from lunches-to-go and dinners prepared ahead of time, to leisurely meals for two. With stunning photography of prepared dishes, ingredients, and cooking techniques, this book is a must for every busy family who loves to cook great meals at home.
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From the 1930s to the 1960s numerous potteries in Southern California turned out some of the finest figural pottery ever made in America. For decades these beautiful wares lingered in obscurity, but now they have rocketed to the forefront of collectibility. They are illustrated here with over 800 color photographs covering more than 75 companies. Among them are companies such as Brayton Laguna, Kay Finch and Hedi Scoop. Lesser known companies like DeLee Art, Robert Simmons, and Walker-Renaker are represented too. Information about the potteries, tips for collectors, and a realistic price guide make this an indispensable book for collectors.
Customer Reviews:
The Perfect Book for the Beginning Collector.......2000-03-29
Fabulous book with wonderful information about the more collectible Califonia pottery companies. Helpful, informative and wonderful pictorials...some pricing and general information about the market
Schneider Rocks Again!.......2000-02-22
Mike Schneider, the leading collectible literary figure in our time, lights a path for us to follow again in this work of art about works of art. Beautiful pictures tied together neatly with outstanding captions and background information...all done by this jack-of-all-trades, Mike Schneider...Schiffer Publishing is lucky to have this diamond of an author.
If you collect figurines, this book is for you!.......1999-08-05
Chock-full of pottery figurines and planters. Very few photos of other decorative-ware. Lots of info on little known companies and distributors. No index in back. Companies listed alphabetically. Nice photos and descriptions. Brief company histories.
Book Description
The World of Knitting Right at Your Fingertips
More than a how-to book, A Passion for Knitting goes beyond teaching the craft and introduces readers to the culture of knitting. In Part I, you'll find fully illustrated instructions for learning stitches and mastering technique, presented with unprecedented clarity. They're so simple that you really can learn without a teacher. With this book in hand -- and no prior experience -- you will be able to knit a gorgeous sweater, scarf, or throw.
Next, Part II welcomes new knitters to the worldwide knitting community, exploring the myriad benefits this popular craft has to offer. This section, unique among all other guides, invites readers to
Tap into the power of knitting as a means of reducing stress and expressing creativity
Meet the design "gurus" and other stars of the knitting world
Discover opportunities for fellowship and networking with other knitters in clubs, conventions, and unique cultural fiber tours to countries ranging from England to Peru
Use their knitting skills to meaningfully support charities
Learn about the fashion trends in knitting from Trisha Malcolm, editor in chief of Vogue Knitting
Customer Reviews:
Good for English knitters.......2005-08-16
I am a beginning knitter and was looking for a good how to book with clear illustrations. This book is great if you knit in the english manner. I knit continental which this book does not address. I gave it to a friend who knits english and she loves it so that is why I gave it four stars. It was however no use to me. I wish this author would do this book for continental knitters.
Pretty Good.......2004-10-19
I liked this book fairly well. It had several patterns in it that I enjoyed using. However, the only patterns in it that I could use to knit for the men in my family were in the charity knit section--one hat, one scarf. I was really disappointed on that point.
Too much print, not enough knitting.......2003-02-06
For avid readers, rather than avid knitters, this book could be a hit. There is plenty of information about websites, yarn manufacturers, and knitting in general. As an avid knitter who has a vast collection of knitting books, the patterns don't tempt me to go to my yarn stash.
a good book for a beginner, but assumes intermediate skills.......2003-01-26
There is a lot of info on yarns in this book which is good for someone who cannot go to a yarn store to see and touch the yarns there. The illustrations are clear for beginners to learn how to knit and there is a great section on making your first sweater. There is also a good section on finishing, however, this section could have used more illustrations for beginners to learn finishing techniques. The patterns in this book are nice and even contemporary: pair of socks, cardigans, rolled-neck and cable pullovers, scarfs, hat with tassel, luxury shawl, and throws, but would not wow anyone looking for more fashionable items.
Great Book for Beginners!.......2003-01-17
My serch for an introduction to knitting book has ended!! A Passion for Knitting had everything I was looking for in a knitting book. Detailed information on yarns and tools, step by step instructions with photos teaching the basics of this art form, instructions for reading knitting patterns (with a listing of common knitting terms and their abbreviations), and a variety of projects aimed at the beginning knitter. The above is only the first half of the book! The second half is dedicated to exploring the world of knitting, it's trends and traditions.
Customer Reviews:
Chapters are arranged for quick consultation.......2004-12-09
Plenty of books provide advice on how to collect art and what to choose, but to few focus on display techniques appropriate for the home. The New Decorating With Pictures: Collecting Art And Photography And Displaying It In Your Home is the perfect item of choice for any who would collect art and photography and display it in a home, blending Simon Upton's fine color photo examples with Stephanie Hoppen's survey of techniques and common challenges. Divided by subject, chapters are arranged for quick consultation.
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Compelling and strange story of how a woman born in the backwoods of Mexico came to be one of the most infamous woman in Europe and America.
Customer Reviews:
An ignorant and distasteful work ..........2004-05-06
I think the Publishers Weekly reviewer got it just right about this one. Not only does the book fail to give any new information about poor Julia, being entirely derivatory on earlier works, it is also lacking in insights and terribly badly written. What this kind of third-rate stuff is doing on the lists of a respected UK publishing firm I cannot tell ...
Think again!.......2004-03-03
I'm not sure if it's just the translation but the book is quite clunky and poorly written. Many tangents are off topic and what could potentially be an interesting story is boring and reads like a high schooler's badly put together term paper.
The good news is that you can probably skim the book in an hour and get all your curiosity satisfied by weeding through this mess.
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