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Travel: The Budget Travel Bundle: Home Is Wherever I Am Waking Up Tomorrow Series,

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This book bundle is perfect for the budget traveler. You will learn how to embrace the luxury of local living and learn the ways of the locals with this budget travel planning book. From where to go, where to sleep, how to travel, and what to eat, these books are packed with tips and experiences of how to make comfortable travel work on a shoestring budget. Each piece of planning advice is backed up with a breakdown of costs and daily averages to help you create a budget that is just right for your needs and interests. I have spent my life dreaming of foreign and exotic places. When other kids in elementary school wanted pizza, I wanted Korean food. When friends slept over and wanted to watch Bring it On, I recommended Truffaut. I was playfully pretentious, but mostly just obsessed with the world beyond my own life. Thankfully, a few lucky breaks, lifelong saving strategies, and extensive, creative planning have made it possible for me to explore the distant corners of the globe and start to satisfy my insatiable thirst for travel. I’ve travelled to 25 countries (and still counting) and more cities than I have the time or energy to add up. I’ve had the opportunity to call places as diverse as Paris, Los Angeles, and Athens home, each remarkably different from NY, in whose shadow I spent my childhood. I’ve travelled well, not only far but deeply, meaningfully. I’ve built up international experiences and knowledge not as souvenirs or trinkets, but as the very building blocks that make me who I am. International friendships keep me up to date on the latest and greatest cultural happenings in the world, but my first hand experiences can never be displaced. They’re a part of me. I’ve learned how to fit a happy life into the overhead baggage compartment, and I’ve also learned that with the right attitude, any place can feel like home. In these three books, you’ll discover:

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Travel: The Budget Travel Bundle: Home Is Wherever I Am Waking Up Tomorrow Series, by Katarina Green

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Published on: 2015-06-15
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. The Budget Travel Bundle By Jennifer Ramsey A very great Bundle for book reader.Katrina Green has written this book so well,a very simple book to read and also a great guide for travelers who cannot manage their money or budget in the entire travel.I really agree on Helen Keller's saying "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all".For me i love going to many places because it make me feel relaxed,but I spend a lot of money after doing it.I like the sentence that "Travel is only an option for people who want it,for the people who willing to prioritize it in their lives",this is true.Travelling is for people who had money and prioritizing travelling without thinking any option on how can they spend money wisely,or simply the word "BUDGETING".I experienced a lot of travel because I was attending seminars and training.I'am always thinking if my budget would be enough for the entire days or week when I'm in travel so I'm thinking I must spend as closed as $0 in my entire travel like the content in this book.The most powerful factor which I learned in this book is "COOKING OR YOURSELF",I know that it is the best way to budget money.Cooking for self while in travel is the right way to do because it can reduce risk of spending a lot of money for a meal.I highly recommend this book to my friends.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Perfect opening to the world of travel... By All my friends are writers What an interesting collective read this has been!I have been working up to the privilege of European travel and this set could not have come at a better time! I have been able to develop a realistic basis of what to expect for my expenditures in book #1. The other two books are filled with how to extend the travel I so desire - being able to enjoy a little more luxury on a lot less buck!There was one spot in the book where the author really impacted my head and heart - noting the need of “throwing yourself into what is different and exotic and exciting..is to distill yourself to your most basic and true elements.”Loved the title of one of the books it will forever stay with me…Home is Wherever I'm Waking Up Tomorrow: What a dream life!Appreciate the efforts of this author, and recommend the read to others whose hearts are filled when they think about the joys of seeing just a bit more of the world.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. One of the really cool finds here on Amazon By Lory I really like the way Katarina writes. She has such a lightweight, humorous style! And this set of three books is a real bargain. I loved all of them as they provide quite an amazing collection of tips, tricks and travel lifehacks for those who prefer budget travelling without compromising positive experiences. What I liked most (and what I agree with completely) is the idea to avoid tourist tracks and try local markets, foods, etc. Also, an idea to have as less stuff with you as possible is just great. That's what I've always hated about my fellow-travelers: they would have a whole lot of things they didn't need, and we couldn't be as flexible as I wanted to be. I personally always have a small backpack with me, and that's all. A great way to move quick and easy!If you are interested in REALLY useful and fresh travel tips, this book is a MUST! I wish I could give this book 10 stars... It's one of the really cool finds here on Amazon.

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Senin, 19 Agustus 2013

Washday Pockets, by Sharon Kernot

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Washday Pockets is a collection of poems that will delight any reader. Written in an accessible language, domestic relationships are examined in all their grittiness. It is an honest disclosure of domestic life where sorrow, loss and separation are interwoven with love, humour and an over-riding celebration of life.

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Published on: 2015-06-11
Original language: English
Number of items: 1
Dimensions: 7.80" h x .16" w x 5.08" l, .18 pounds
Binding: Paperback
76 pages

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Making the ordinary extraordinary By Tony Fawcus Sharon Kernot finds poetry in the everyday events of life; living in the 2st century as a wife and mother, raising a family and working with disabled people,. Her poems are charged with honest feelings, true empathy and gentle humour. They should appeal to anyone with a heart.

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Minggu, 18 Agustus 2013

In the Shadow of the Conquistador, by Shane Joseph

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After a silence of twenty years, Jimmy receives an unexpected letter from his old friend and nemesis, George, inviting him on a trek along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Arriving in Lima, Jimmy finds the ailing George as mercurial as ever. They begin their odyssey, catching up on the intervening years, reliving periods when their lives had intersected, and revisiting the events that destroyed their relationship. Both men are haunted by the enigmatic Denise, the woman they had lured, loved and lost in Canada. Their conquest of Denise parallels the plunder of Peru by conquistadors Francisco Pizarro and Diego de Almagro, the topic of a novel that George is writing in an attempt at self-discovery. On the Inca Trail, George and Jimmy meet trekkers Ali and Bea who exhibit the duality of Denise: beauty and introspection. They team up, even share tents. But there are many treacherous turns along the Trail before the travelers arrive in the sacred city where George is forced to confront his personal demons and Jimmy is pushed to reverse the legacy of the conquistadors. In this novel, Shane Joseph explores the hunger for conquest that drives change, the bonds of friendship that sustain faith, and the power of love that transcends evil.

In the Shadow of the Conquistador, by Shane Joseph

Published on: 2015-10-01
Original language: English
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Dimensions: 9.02" h x .52" w x 5.98" l, .74 pounds
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246 pages

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A journey into the Andes --and into the human heart By Werner A. Lind Shane Joseph is a thoughtful and perceptive writer, mostly of serious general fiction. By "serious," I don't mean devoid of humor --this novel, for instance, like real life, has its wry moments-- but rather a seriousness of purpose: he seeks to illuminate the human condition, in ways that will make his readers think and feel more deeply, and maybe grow personally as a result. I'm privileged to be one of his Goodreads friends; and since I'd earlier read and liked his story collection, Paradise Revisited, he generously offered me a free review copy of this novel, with no strings attached. It was an offer I was glad to accept, and I wasn't disappointed in the slightest.From internal references in the book, we can calculate that our main story here takes place in 2007. Like Homer and Bunyan (and many other great authors of the Western tradition) before him, Shane casts his tale in terms of a journey: an arduous trek on foot into the Andes, to the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu. But our travelers here, like many literary travelers before them, are on an inner journey as well, that involves looking back over pivotal events of several decades of their lives, from youth to middle age. The author positions his flashbacks with artistry, the past illuminating the present in a perfectly crafted tapestry. That's not to say it's made up of only, or even mainly, nice materials. In her novel Saint Sebastian's Head, LeAnn Neal Reilly speaks of the interplay of darkness and light in certain schools of visual art, in which both have to be combined to create the masterpiece. That speaks symbolically of the interplay of the two in life and realistic literature as well; and it's an interplay that's never been more evident than it is here.This is an ambitious novel, attempting to cover many themes in a short span, 236 pages (and succeeding admirably despite that constraint --or perhaps because of it; the effect of the honed prose is stronger than a more sprawling novel would be): the power of friendship, for both good and ill; the fleeting shortness of earthly life and the crucial importance of all the choices we make; the question of where you strike the balance between spontaniety and ordered control in your life; the way the sins of the parents, in the form of emotionally distant and/or abusive parenting, are visited on the kids in the baggage that they carry; and above all, the message that life and human relationships aren't about taking for yourself, but about giving to others. A native of Sri Lanka, Shane also is concerned with the negative legacy of colonialism for both conquered and conquerors; but he makes it clear that this macrocosm is a direct extension of the microcosm, how we treat others in our individual lives. (While there's scant reference here to Christianity, this is a message that's very consistent with Christian ethics.)The characterizations here are wonderfully drawn, a great strength of the novel. None are perfect, and George Walton is far from it: a self-centered, lecherous, foul-mouthed egoist and pothead who's capable of extremes of shabby behavior to get what he wants, and ruins lives in his wake. You spend much of the novel wanting profoundly to give him a hard kick in the buttocks. But you also see him as a hurting human who deserves your compassion, and who's capable of some moments where you'd like to shake his hand. Other characters who are more sympathetic also have their flaws; Shane cares about them all, views them all (or mostly all) with compassion, and invites us to do the same. He evokes the milieu of his adopted Canada with ease, and draws Peru with an assurance that suggests he's actually been there and is describing what he knows. Readers should be warned that there is some R-rated bad language here, including a number of f-word uses (mostly by George); there's also some explicit sexual content, used to convey the ugliness of exploitative sex, not to make it attractive. But none of this is gratuitous.What we have here is a warts-and-all look at modern life, with no stinting of exposure to its dark side. But unlike the writers of contemporary "literary" fiction, Shane Joseph's vision isn't one of unmitigated darkness. Rather, it's a vision of reality where hope for redemption and renewal has a grounding, and where truth, meaning and virtue aren't illusions. I'm not familiar enough with modern Canadian literature to say whether or not he's one of the more consequential and gifted Canadian authors of serious fiction writing today. But IMO, if literary criticism in a future generation ever recovers its soul and returns to the integrity it once had, he's sure to be in the running for that status.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Our story must have a better ending, than the Inca’s. Or else we wouldn’t have progressed in five hundred years. By Waheed Rabbani Preface: This review was previously published in the Book Review Literary Trust of India April 2016 issue---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In a recent interview [1], US President Barack Obama said, “when I think about how I understand my role as citizen, setting aside being president, and the most important set of understandings that I bring to that position of citizen, the most important stuff I’ve learned I think I’ve learned from novels.” Shane Joseph’s latest book, In The Shadow of the Conquistador, is indeed one such novel from which we can learn much. While on its surface it might appear to be a love-triangle romantic story, it has a lot to offer in our understanding of the human spirit that at times lusts for conquest and colonization, but can develop bonds of friendship which sometimes can lead to betrayal, and yet through the power to love it can overcome evil.The novel begins in contemporary Toronto when Jeremy (Jimmy) Spence, a retired university professor, receives an email unexpectedly from his childhood school friend, George Walton, inviting him on a trip to trek up to the famous, Machu Pichu, in Peru. The letter is a surprise for Jimmy, for on account of some personal differences and George having moved to Vancouver, he hadn’t met nor heard from George for nearly twenty years. Although, Jimmy thought that Peru in the November rainy season might not be ideally suited for trudging up the cold mountain, he relents, feeling guilty at not having kept in touch with his life-long friend. His interest is also piqued when George mentions that having given up on academia he is heavily into colonial history and is writing a book about Peru, attempting to discover himself.Their meeting in Lima, while starting somewhat shakily, is like that of long-lost friends and they soon settle, over food and drinks, into reminiscing their past. Jimmy finds the paunchy and greying George just as fast-talking and—from his suggestion that they procure some local prostitutes—over-sexed as ever. He still possesses his violent nature that again gets him in trouble and ends up getting beaten, and his camera smashed. George finds Jimmy “still bone thin,” and when Jimmy informs him that he has been exercising regularly, George responds, while concealing his own terminal illness, “You plan meticulously, Jimmy. Gotta leave room for the unexpected.” While it seems strange that these two with diverging personalities were close friends, their bond was due to their mutual love for an attractive Montreal woman, Denise Langevin, they pursued. While Jimmy was intensely in love with Denise, it was George who ‘conquered’ and married her. We learn much of their private lives—mostly in Toronto—from their musings during the march. They recount their juvenile pranks, and their memorable and forgettable events that destroyed their relationship between them and those they loved.The novel’s plot thickens when they meet two other young Canadian women trekkers, Ali and Bea who bears an uncanny representation of Denise, in beauty and compassionate character. They are there not only for sightseeing but also on a native child adoption mission. Quite naturally the two bachelors get together with the women and even end up sharing tents with them. However, as fate would have it, other precarious twists and turns lie ahead on the trail that the travelers have to confront before they can reach the fabled Machu Pichu.Shane Joseph has skillfully structured the novel in alternating chapters that tell the story of Jimmy’s and Georges’ lives in Canada and their travel in Peru. While some may consider the constant flashbacking of scenes tedious, these in fact tend to keep the reader’s interest alive. The twin story lines come together at the end thereby making the conclusion most satisfying, and reveal the true nature of the characters’ personalities, and highlights their changes.Shane Joseph has also maintained the theme of colonialism and its impact on the native population throughout this novel. This is achieved in a unique way by introducing a historical novel within a modern romantic love-triangle story. Snippets of George’s book on the conquest of the Inca’s by the Spaniards—narrating the account of Conquistadors Francisco Pizarro and Diego de Almagro—are deftly interspersed throughout the novel. From their story, readers can draw a parallel between the old and our present day lives, not unlike conquistadors’, and how we develop when we are young, and have to live with the consequences in our old age. It is then easy to recognize the impact of Jimmy’s and George’s pursuit and conquest over Denise and other women, betrayals of their friendship, and finally the resulting impact on their lives and reconciliatory changes which they attempt.While this novel is based partially in modern day Peru and its colonial past, the similarity to the harsh experiences of the native population from conquest and subservience in other countries is very relevant. There is much to be learned while planning for the future from such novels. Furthermore, in the words of President Obama, they offer an important set of understanding to our role as citizens.This novel will be enjoyed by all seeking to comprehend the human spirit. Highly recommended.Reviewed from an advance review copy provided by the author.[1]Reference: (...)

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Wild Rover: The adventures of a mental defective, by Gary Dennis

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I was tired of playing it safe and having to tread water in the shallow end of life where no-one else felt threatened. I wanted to strike out and lose sight of shore. To swim in the deep end where the Wild Things roar. To grab life by the horns and stick a cattle prod up its ass and find out who was the better man! It's taken a lifetime of adventure and a world of pain to learn how to live and love without condition, but the essence of it came to me one day when revenge handed me the opportunity to crucify my best friend. I realized in that moment that who we are is not determined by fate, but rather our faith in the bigger hand that is playing our game. That while we are being played we have a choice; to become like the petty thieves and pirates who would see to our undoing, or confront ourselves and through courage and daring find a better way to end our story. Idealistic I know, but I have since discovered that it is the difference between a life well lived and one that is wasted on false gods and missed opportunities. I started my journey around the world as a philosopher and a seeker of truth guided by the ultimate question that haunts most parents; 'what do I tell my children?' On my quest I have climbed from the pits of despair to the pinnacles of success and the fallen all the way down again. Unexpectedly, I would find the answer to my question by going through hell. I might still be there now, if it had not been for her beautiful smile and tropical brown eyes that whispered "what if?" but ultimately it was her courage that saved me.

Wild Rover: The adventures of a mental defective, by Gary Dennis

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Published on: 2015-06-08
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. compulsive reading By Riana I read Wild Rover in under a week. Lately, with a job and four young kids, reading anything is a treat and staying awake for more than 2 pages at a time is a miracle! But I couldn't put this book down. The characters became part of my daily thoughts. I was thinking about what would happen next when I was at work and was nearly divorced for keeping the light on too late at night. The bravery of the massive adventure the family undertakes is inspiring. What a fantastic memory for the children to have of their ocean voyage and the apparent creation of terrific bonds between them all. It makes you think, should we break free of the dull, hum drum lives we live, half in fear of change and break out and do something outside our comfort zone? When I had finished the book, I really missed the characters and wondered what had happened since. It was a real page turner. The way the book is written makes you feel as if you know the characters well. The language is relaxed and you are drawn in to the whole story. There are many highs and lows in the story and as a reader, I felt those emotions when they were supposed to be felt. Sometimes, it was hard not to be angry when the characters were being so badly treated but likewise, there were lots of feel-good moments toowhere one could only feel delighted or even sometimes relieved when things were going well. To some, the story may seem far fetched, especially life in the Middle East, but having lived there for 2 years, I am certain every word and more, is true. The frustrations and ineptitudes described in the book and the powerlessness of westerners there struck a chord and resurrected my old feelings of stress and anger.I look forward to more writing from Gary and his Muse!

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I read a few more pages and found out that I had been "caught" by a great story! I'm still smiling about the whole “set ... By Alexander Smith Alex Smith (Leadership and change management)At half past midnight on 12th January I was up in a cold sweat working through in my mind how I would honour my own integrity and values and confront Gary Dennis with the fact that I could no longer be his patient, or indeed entertain any notion of friendship with a man who could do awful things to another. As ever, when faced with a “difficult conversation” I imagined myself saying what I needed to say. It was scary, heart racing stuff. Would I somehow become a victim in the next chapter of this extraordinary story? I was angry and a little scared. Next morning, just to be sure, I read a few more pages and found out that I had been "caught" by a great story! I'm still smiling about the whole “set up” and how he had “got me!!" He had got me, and not for the first time in the book, only this time it had been visceral. Wild Rover is an unexpectedly good read. I was hooked initially by an intense human connection with a man’s vulnerability and it’s power to create trust when shared, and shortly after by the promise of adventure at sea.Gary has shared stuff in this book that many of us would not dare to share, perhaps not even with our closest partners. It speaks often unspoken truths about our human nature. For me there was sufficient resonance with my own growing up, developing awareness of and acceptance of my flaws, to have me intrigued from the get go. I am not perfect, but had invested heavily in trying to show the world I was….and it ended in tears. So at one significant level this is a book that speaks about the liberation available when we find an authentic way of living, committed to living our own life not a life scripted by the expectations of others. The liberation is not an easy ride, but a life affirming one and that in large measure is what Wild Rover was for me. It made a real and deep connection.Several times I wanted to reach out, shake Gary and Darling and say, for God’s sake can’t you see how this is going to play out? STOP! Yet, despite the sequence of numerous harrowing events that unfold apace (and had me asking myself surely there can’t be more) a powerful pattern emerges for me. Trust. There are good people in the world and we can trust that if we commit to being one of them then we will attract the support we need when we need it.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This book grabbed me from the very first page By talesofjo I was hooked from the very first page. I stormed through the first six chapters when I should have been fast asleep. There were several more late nights after that as I sped through the highs and lows as the drama unfolded. I was shocked and relieved and shocked again. For me, Wild Rover was about surviving when you should have been thriving. Surviving thanks to a generous gift from a good friend who hung around to make sure that the gift was put to good effect. And no thanks to someone who wasn’t the friend he was first thought to be.The kindness of strangers amazed me again and again and the warmth of the friendships and partnerships that followed made the pagesglow. The stark contrast between the good work that the group of families did for Molly and her friends and the efforts that so many people went to in a bid to undermine this good work was startling.I give Wild Rover 4 out of 5 stars and would highly recommend it to anyone with a sense of adventure. Gary's writing style and language flow easily. The plot was just as compelling – rather surprising for real life rather than fiction. It reminds me of Shantaram in tone and that was one of the best books I've read in the last few years. To get 5 stars from me, the book would have had to be worthy of a Booker prize nomination, a work of literary genius. As it is, it got 4 stars because it really grabbed me even though I've hardly finished a book in the last few years because I don't have the patience for anything mediocre at the moment. As with all great books, I was disappointed to reach the end and eagerly await a sequel.

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Senin, 05 Agustus 2013

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Released on: 2015-06-08
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The Sweet Surrender of Love and Nature, by Mwati Mwila

About the Author MWATI MWILA was born in Lusaka, Zambia, and relocated with her family to Australia, then New Zealand, and finally to America. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from the University of Washington and resides in Washington State to this day. Mwati’s early literary interests began with Maya Angelou and Langston Hughes. She has always enjoyed traveling and says her passion for writing comes from her fascination with learning about different cultures. She also enjoys listening to music and continues to write and keep a journal as an expressive outlet. Mwati’s writing (both prose and poetry) has been published in journals and anthologies over the years, and she is currently working on a novel. The Sweet Surrender of Love and Nature is her first poetry collection.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Sweet Surrender of Love and Nature By Wendy L. Baldwin Mwati Mwila's first collection of poetry, The Sweet Surrender of Love and Nature, is a beautiful addition to any library. As her line in My Love For Poetry, says, "It's my way of making sense of the world, to straighten it out when it is bent." Mwati writes from the heart and soul as she explores the tender beauty of love, loss, the growing pains of life, and takes us to far away places. Her easy writing style makes this a great gift for anyone.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Sweet Surrender is awesome By Amazon Customer Sweet Surrender is awesome! I loved it! Ms. Mwati is an excellent author. The book allows you to sit back and imagine yourself in some of the places the author have been. I enjoyed the book from front to back. I look forward to the next best seller!Eveth

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Beautiful words by a beautiful soul By Amazon Customer An amazing variety of poems about love, friendship, humanity and nature. Each with an unique look into the authors look on life, showing compassion and empathy. A great addition to anyone's collection.

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Reantasy, Montreal: The book to read, the place to be, by David Makin

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Reantasy. . .Montreal remembers, reminds and recounts various recollections, events, brief histories and trivia, as seen through the eyes of and experienced by a fictional life lived mostly during the mid-to late nineteen seventies in the city of Montreal. Reantasy. . .Montreal is a story of innocence, personal and sexual growth and a passage from childhood to adulthood during a fondly remembered bygone Montreal era.

Reantasy, Montreal: The book to read, the place to be, by David Makin

Amazon Sales Rank: #8695278 in Books
Published on: 2015-10-05
Released on: 2015-10-05
Original language: English
Number of items: 1
Dimensions: 9.00" h x .50" w x 6.00" l, .66 pounds
Binding: Paperback
200 pages

Reantasy, Montreal: The book to read, the place to be, by David Makin

About the Author David Makin was born and raised in Montreal, where he works as an accountant. Reantasy. . .Montreal is his first book.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Highly recommended! By Ian Kelly A book about Montreal during the 1970's. A different kind of book than what I am accustomed to but in the end a very good book indeed. Well written, quickly paced and funny as hell. Highly recommended!Update:I felt I should address the formatting of the paperback book. I love the story written by the author, but the formatting of the book is horrible. I get the sense that the book was rushed into printing before the formatting was done correctly. The formatting of the book is frustrating because this book is a page turner and highly entertaining, regardless of the mistakes. A quality book deserves much better.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Sweet and Lighthearted By Jeanne Croteau Life is pretty heavy these days which is why David Makin's Reantasy is a great read. If you know anything about Montreal, you may enjoy this lighthearted novel about life in the 1970s. If you're from Montreal, you will enjoy it that much more. Makin does a good job of weaving a fictional storyline in with real life facts and sets the tone of the era in a creative and fun way.Another review mentioned formatting issues but I didn't have problems with my electronic copy.

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