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Seeing as I haven't ilitumwa an makala here yet I thought I'd type up a little something. This'll be a orodha of vitabu that I read and some mini reviews of them; seeing as there are a lot, I will be utilizing my reviews from 'Goodreads'. Some reviews will be cut short to keep the length down.
Some reviews will have spoilers.

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First and foremost, I upendo Lex. She's sassy, funny, and sarcastic. She also was all head over heals for Driggs. wewe can tell she likes him, but it doesn't turn the story into some silly stupid romance novel, basically it didn't obstruct the plot. I really really loved,...
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I highly recommend this book: Edenbrook kwa Julianne Donaldson.

I've never read a book this good. It had my stomach churning and flipping and I swear I reread every paragraph a kajillion times, I couldn't get enough. It is a page turning, intense, action filled romance.

Here's the catch: it is during the regence era (like old England, Pride and Prejudice). BUT don't let that scare wewe off. The mwandishi writes in a way that twists modern uandishi and makes it feel old and rustic. It isn't in that big fancy uandishi where wewe have to look up every other word and read the sentance twice just to understand...
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Well it's been a mwezi au so since my last "10 Books" article, so as promised, I'm back with zaidi suggestions. I want to point out that these are my personal opinions, and I stand behind every book I add to any list. I upendo science fiction and ndoto and I wanted this orodha to reflect some of the vitabu I believe anyone can enjoy whether these are their inayopendelewa genres au not. I intend to add 10 new vitabu to every list, so if wewe feel one is missing, please refer to my other lists as I may have already mentioned them. As always, I welcome your comments!

1. Ender's Game kwa Orson Scott Card
Ah,...
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if you've wondered what you're cat really was saying,then there's a book for you. DEWEY written kwa vicki myron,is a tale of a cat with a big personality that was put into a smalltown maktaba dropbox at a few weeks old and became the worlds most talked about cat.except for a few detailed moments about her family au herself,this book is a very clean book.so if wewe have a cat au just like a heartwarming,funny book then wewe will want to read DEWEY.i had a cat so i know what they are like and that's why this book is one of my inayopendelewa vitabu and i hope it will be one of yours too.if wewe want to find it go to www.hachettebookgroup.com to read a inspiring book of survival,hope,and most imporantly,love.
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David R. Hamilton, Ph.D.
2010
263 pages


The connection between your mind and body is close, dynamic, and often a valuable tool in taking control of your life and ambitions. The power of thought can transform wewe in profound ways, particularly in regards to its truly incredible effect on your health. These topics are examined in detail within these pages.

This fascinating book kwa cutting-edge scientist David R. Hamilton explores the influences of visualization, belief, and positive thinking – and their impact on the body. He also presents a revolutionary quantum-field healing meditation – through which wewe can change yourself on an atomic level – and shows how wewe can use your imagination and thought processes to combat disease, pain, and illness.

wewe will see how science and belief system merge … so that wewe can heal yourself zaidi effectively than ever before!

Website: www.drdavidhamilton.com
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Hi there everyone!

I'm a writer and I'd upendo some international support for my story that I already gave to my inayopendelewa actor Colin morgan personally as a gift. He inspired me for a certain character and it was aliyopewa zaidi as a sign of gratitude for the inspiration rather than for him to read it. No idea if he ever would, but I just hope the effort I put into translating it just for him made him happy that day. What a brilliant actor ^^ Anyways - I've created a club and this account itself for communicating with future readers. I don't want to bother anyone with it, but how else could wewe let...
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1940's USA?
Okay, so there are a few vitabu that are waiting for me to read, I will also include the ones that I want to read.

1) To Kill a Mockingbird

Sadly I did not manage to finish it as I read this book 10 years ago, since I got its sequel, I will definitely pick it up again.

2) The Hunger Games: Catching moto & Mockingjay

I had read the first book already, I am planning to watch the movie soon.

3) Go Set a Watchman

Yeap, the sequel of To Kill a Mockingbird, however I have been hearing that this book has been causing controversy. Guess I have to read the book first to find out!

4) The Divergent Trilogy...
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I explained in my awali linkthe meaning of the this phrase, but here is a quick recap: advance readers' copies are sent pre-published vitabu kwa publishers in hopes that a particularly enthusiastic recipient will personally promote the work to his au her customers, and thus increase sales exponentially.

Titles mentioned in my first makala included:
- The Hunger Games kwa Suzanne Collins
- Half-Assed kwa Jeanette Fulda
- The Rhino with Glue-on Shoes kwa Lucy Spelman
- Cheer! kwa Kate Torgovnick

Here are zaidi vitabu that I have read in galley form (another phrase for advance reader copy) and hope that...
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In A Sunburned Country, A Walk in the Woods and I'm a Stranger Here Myself: Notes on Returning to America After 20 Years Away kwa link
While I have only discovered Bill Bryson's works within the past year, I have whole-heartedly fallen in upendo with his writings. Why? Because they are the freaking funniest things I have ever read. He delights in depicting the strange and the awkward, which usually turns out to be him. This "God Dad! [teenage eyes rolling in disdain, can't believing that they are related]" theme runs throughout his books, adding *pop* and *crackle* to his extremely informative...
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