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the vampired diaries were a great read! it took me about a week to finishe the entire series. it was an excellent combination of paranormal mystery, romance, and action. i enjoyed every minute, and recommend it to all paranormal fans.
Comment on Simply Sexy : Linda Francis Lee Review by Kiara
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i love this book i love it so much that i've read it teh times thats how much i love this book she should make books like this all the time thank you i love it!!!!!!!
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i love this this book its so good i just cant put it down i read it ten times!!!!!!!! i know the book from the back of my hand
Comment on Place Called Freedom : Ken Follett Review by peggy paulsen
I found the historical adventure/romance book called A Place Called Freedom interesting and entertaining....Mr. Follett may have easily ended the story at Chapter 28 but chose not to.
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great, sensitive and very positve book
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It is a great, easy to read and touching book.
Comment on Altman Code, The : Robert Ludlum Review by Mario Chiusano
easy to read, but too long, not so exciting in the scenes of figth, dialogues not characterized (all people speak the same style), and explicative to the reader rather than to be vivid. Only to be read to follow a plot.
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