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  • One Day

    farhan06 March 2015

    good

  • SPLANX

    Anonymous22 December 2014

    Very good techno-thriller with a literary influence pervading the action...

  • Theoretical Aerodynamics

    Anonymous22 November 2014

    A perfect text for a first level course on Theoretical Aerodynamics.

  • SPLANX

    Anonymous07 October 2014

    A really exciting short novel that examines serious philosophical issues relating to the question, "What is really alien or human?" in our contemporary search for understanding the real natures of life/death on earth or beyond.

  • Wordgloss: A Cultural Lexicon

    Prof. A. Edwin01 September 2014

    An excellent book which has squeezed ocean of knowledge into a bottle.

  • 101 Turkish Idiomatic Expressions

    Anonymous04 August 2014

    It's unnecessarily expensive! It's all that could be said about this book.

  • Soccer at the Top

    Anonymous27 June 2014

    Signed on front cover by matt busby

  • Big Sister and Little Sister

    Anonymous30 May 2014

    This book is still a perfect book to read. A favorite, over 30 years later for me.

  • The Private Collection 1970-1979 Box

    Anonymous23 January 2014

    If you have come to know the product, then its' content will have no surprises. Its' written content is an education and a history. However, although it has a few photographs that have not appeared in the magazine, its' let down by its' size. (Smaller than 3 video cassettes together), and wasted page space used on pointless photographs of scenery and fashion. If you wish to have era pieces to set the scene, fair enough but this is not what the bendy hardback books are about?
    Very nicely bound in a presentation box. The majority of the photographs are glossy and well composed. The postures and angles are for the camera, so not exactly natural. Most scenes go from hello to the money shot, which is deposited on almost every bit of the female body at some point in the set of books.

    This is very expensive for what it is. I paid £15.00, which I thought expensive.
    Volume 2, 1980 - 1989 is currently being re-printed. (January 2014).

  • The Unlikely Pilgrimage Of Harold Fry

    Anonymous26 July 2013

    I have to agree with all of the above. Once I'd picked this book up I was unable to put it down. The story unfolded slowly, but in a way that kept me guessing and eager to find out more about the central character. A book full of humanity and with salvation at the end.

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