This is one of the best books I have read in a long time. A thrilling storyline combined with strong character development and excellent writing made this book a page-turner for me. My only complaint, a minor one, is that this was written by a British author for a British audience, so I struggled with some of the references.

Tastes like a lemony vanilla wafer.

Classic peanut butter chocolate sweetness you expect from Reese’s, in a scrumptious crispy crunchy candy bar. Yum!

There is so many inspiring photographers on this site!

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A fun read.

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...and lived happily ever after…

just finished reading the 2nd part last night, and i can’t decide if i like some of the little philosophies in the book or find the author whiney and self-absorbed. a true drama mama if there is one. but some of the stuff inside’s still pretty cool, like those dealing with religion and all that.

This was the perfect Christmas gift for my moody pre-adolescent brother :) And I of course read it myself before wrapping, and laughed all the way through. Although a bit cruel, it is very clever and funny. We did have to put it away during the Christmas party, as my little nieces (5 and 3) wanted to have a look at the bunnies too… let’s not ruin their innocence yet.

I neither love nor hate the duke, but I get a kick out of this flick.
The duke is Big Jake, who has to rescue little Jake from 9 kidnappers led by Richard Boone.
But really it is a bunch of fun scenes and funny lines. The “Daddy” scene is hilarious, and a must see.
Action packed, good natured fun, with lots of stars, including Bruce Cabot, Christopher Mitchum, and John Agar.

So so so pretty and fun! I need to cook from it soon!