THE KING OF TORTS by John Grisham

Posted on 14 March 2003 by Nolatari

Genre: Legal FictionISBN: 0385508042Place of Purchase: Sam’s ClubReading Began: March 2003Completed Reading: March 2003
Overall rating: Six out of ten
Recommendation to others: For fans of Grisham, this is in keeping with his tried-and-true style and pace. It might not be as enjoyable for readers who are not diehard fans.
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STAR WARS: ATTACK OF THE CLONES by R. A. Salvatore

Posted on 5 March 2003 by Nolatari

Genre: Science Fiction; Film NovelizationISBN: 0345428811Place of Purchase: borrowed from my friend Nathan GrantReading Began: intermittently from December 2002Completed Reading: March 2003
Overall rating: Six out of ten
Recommendation to others: This is worth a read for anyone who enjoyed the film and wanted to revisit those moments in greater detail.
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