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My resolution is to get my a$$ into gear and finally finish my Diploma in Child Care. I was hoping to be finished by the end of this year! But I got a traineeship in the library and I've had to place that as a kind of part time thing.
Any suggestions on books I could use? ]]>
Before my parents updated their lounge room furiture, they had this really nice squishy arm chair that was just perfect to sit in, curl up and read for hours on end... Thats not to say what they've got now isn't too bad.
Other then that nice squishy arm chair, my portable foldout chair (it kind of looks like those ones that you sit in when you are at a pool or something) is really nice to pull outside and read in.
But hands down I'd have to say my bed is a great place to read for two reasons.
1. Its comfortable
2. If you get cold you've just got to grab a doona and pull it up over you. ]]>
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Sophie
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Masnita's
review of The Five Greatest Warriors: A Novel:
"This book is awesome. It concluded the series (the 7 ancients wonders, the 6 sacred stones and the 5 greatest warriors) with great and satisfying ending (especially to those bad guys are dead in a brilliant way). It is full of fast-paced readings and...more "
"This book is awesome. It concluded the series (the 7 ancients wonders, the 6 sacred stones and the 5 greatest warriors) with great and satisfying ending (especially to those bad guys are dead in a brilliant way). It is full of fast-paced readings and...more "
Sophie
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Heidi Mutton's
review of The Five Greatest Warriors: A Novel:
"This book was brilliant from the moment you picked it up. Full of action and adventure and a race to save the human race from extinction.
This is the third book in the triolgy. A must read if you like this sort of novel. In the triology
1. ...more "
"This book was brilliant from the moment you picked it up. Full of action and adventure and a race to save the human race from extinction.
This is the third book in the triolgy. A must read if you like this sort of novel. In the triology
1. ...more "
I remember reading this when I was younger and found that I did anjoy it - regardless of the fact that it was one that we were reading in class when I was in year six. Normally I'm not one to like books that we have to read... because there are many others that I would have liked to read... but considering some of the other books that I have read, this one wasn't too bad. ]]>
Hey, thanks for friending me! ]]>
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