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We start the week of movie feasting with the delicious Chocolat, followed by the zingy Orange County, next up some refreshing Cider House Rules, then we slice up the Cake and end it all with some much needed calorie burning in Mad Hot Ballroom … cha cha cha!
New non-fiction for you this month on all the good things in life ; music, cooking, art, tales and adventures and more …
New season Mad Men and Gossip Girl just in! xoxo
Book 12 of the Wheel of Time series is just in. Get in line for your chance to read Robert Jordan’s: The Gathering Storm …
New crime titles from Matthew Reilly, James Patterson and the much anticipated; “The Girl who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest by Stieg Larsson, all available now …
Exciting new fiction this month from Philip Roth, Muriel Barbery, Alice Munro, Sebastian Faulks, John Banville and more …
There’s sure to be something to please everyone this month in our new dvd selection for October including Mary and Max, Angels and Demons, Disgrace, Tokyo Gore Police, Chop Socky Chooks plus many many more …
New crime and mystery titles for October include Truth by Peter Temple, The Complaints by Ian Rankin, Hollywood Ending by Kathy Charles and many many more …
New Sci-Fi titles for October by Tamora Pierce, Terry Brooks, Iain M. Banks, Jennifer Fallon, Robin Hobb and more …
New non-fiction for October covering drought, guilt, suffering, … and on a lighter note; fashion, love, serenity and er, military history .. plus many many more …
New fiction for October by Margaret Atwood, Philippa Gregory, Nick Hornby, Andrew McGahan and more …
Compared to her beautiful sister Marianne, Sandy feels invisible.
When it comes to fiction, I generally read genre: romance, science fiction, crime, horror, fantasy, and any or all of the above with as many hyphens as you care to add.
Ever been so struck by a story that lush music bursts from the page into your head?
The story of Melbourne’s Gangland War is entertaining and well-told and it is easy to sit down and breeze through several chapters.
I know, I know: A still-alive Elvis in a quiet country nursing home and his black friend, who is convinced that he is JFK, secretly stashed away by his enemies after his “assassination” back in the sixties, do battle with a reincarnated Egyptian Pharaoh.
