February 5th -
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This was a book I counted in the 2007 Challenge but never blogged my full review. So I'm doing it now but this does NOT count towards the 2008 challenge, hence why it is a blog entry and not a book review.
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Bantam Books
An Unexpected Journey
Book Review created by lkpetty4 on June 29th, 2008, 1:28pm
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Daisy Justine had no idea when she took the stage that evening that she was auditioning for her life. World famous composer, Jason Hayes was watching from the darkness and saw Daisy as the new star to play the tragic heroine in his latest work, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Othello.
Not So Snow White by Donna Kauffman... QC #241
Book Review created by christa_r on June 28th, 2008, 8:04am
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Not So Snow White by Donna Kauffman, Bantam, June 2006 (Glass Slipper Inc book)
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Can a down-on-her-luck princess really have it all?
A whisper away from thirty, gorgeous Tess Hamilton has been the tennis world's top titleholder and celebrity since she won her first championship at fifteen. Now the headline-making party girl is getting her first taste of mortality-thanks to new teenage phenom, Gabrielle Fontaine. But it's Gaby's cool, calm, and all-too-collected brother and manager, Max, who really has Tess seeing double. He's the first man she can't seem to seduce-or intimidate. It appears Tess is truly off her game, until a real-life, modern-day fairy godmother steps in....
Aurora Favreaux, a founder of Glass Slipper, Inc., and an old family friend, has a plan to get Tess back on her stilettos, and it includes an unlikely meeting between Tess, Max, and Gaby at Glass Slipper's new London headquarters-just in time for Wimbledon. It seems that Tess is going to hit the courts in a whole new way, to prove to the world-and herself-that a woman with the heart of a champion can ace life and love-even after the big 3-0....
The Definitive Book of Body Language by Barbara and Allan Pease (Bantam, 2006)
Book Review created by Dawn W. on May 9th, 2008, 9:06pm
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An enlightening and entertaining look at how we use gestures, both conciously and unconciously, to communicate our true intent and feelings. Written with the layperson in mind. I highly recommend this book to everyone, especially those writers out there!
Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen
by shewolf0316 on February 5th, 2008, 4:54pm 8 comments
Blood Dreams
Book Review created by roseteal1 on January 27th, 2008, 6:15pm
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Waited a year, only to be disappointed. I love Kay Hooper's Bishop novels. I can normally read one in a day. I mean I can't do anything else until I finish the book. I've reread all the others several times. This one just didn't have it. It took me a week to read. There were things that just didn't seem right from previous books. (Now I have to go back and reread several of the oth
