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86 ratings | 41 reviews
avg rating: 4.30

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	06/26 Pam is currently reading: Lonely Planet Unpacked Again: Travel Disaster Stories (Lonely Planet Journeys (Travel Literature)) by Tony Wheeler bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	06/26 Pam is currently reading: Bible of Clay (Paperback) by Julia Navarro bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	01/24 Pam gave to: Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 of the World's Greatest Trips (Hardcover) by National Geographic Society bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
	read in January, 2008 Pam said: "Amazing book, full of inspirational ideas for trips. Great photography, as always for NG. I will buy this book, just to flip through & dream. " add a comment

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June 26
	Pam is currently reading: Lonely Planet Unpacked Again: Travel Disaster Stories (Lonely Planet Journeys (Travel Literature)) by Tony Wheeler bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	Pam gave to: Lonely Planet Unpacked (Paperback) by Lonely Planet Publications	my rating:
	Pam said: "Fun, insightful, fascinating. These stories of Lonely Planet writers all over the world is the perfect armchair travelers book. " add a comment
	Pam is currently reading: Bible of Clay (Paperback) by Julia Navarro bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	Pam marked as to-read: The Beach (Paperback) by Alex Garland bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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	Pam gave to: Zaatar Days, Henna Nights: Adventures, Dreams, and Destinations Across the Middle East (Paperback) by Maliha Masood	my rating:
	read in May, 2008 Pam said: "Disappointingly egocentric. And boring, which I thought would be impossible given the premise. " add a comment
June 06
	Pam gave to: About a Boy (Paperback) by Nick Hornby	my rating:
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	Pam gave to: Boy: Tales of Childhood (Paperback) by Roald Dahl	my rating:
	Pam said: "Explains in a non-pity way some of where that darkness in his writing comes from. Excellent read 7 a good look at Norway & the boarding school system in the 1930's. " add a comment
	Pam gave to: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Paperback) by Roald Dahl	my rating:
	Pam said: "Do not miss out on this wonderful author, who writes for children without assuming they're idiots. Slightly dark, with unpleasant, unhappy people featured from time to time, just like real life. Read every single one of his books. Also wrote an autob...more " add a comment
	Pam gave to: Vinegar Hill (P.S.) by A. Manette Ansay	my rating:
	Pam said: "Good book, but some graphic scenes. Disturbing in its treatment of a very messed up family. Several generations are explored, which makes people's later actions more explainable. " add a comment
	Pam gave to: The Sweet Hereafter (Paperback) by Russell Banks	my rating:
	Pam said: "A good book, but disturbing. It won't leave you for awhile after reading it. Good movie, too, by director Atom Egoyan, who does not shy away from scenes hard to deal with. " add a comment