BLEACHERS by John Grisham

Posted on 20 September 2003 by Nolatari

Genre: FictionISBN: 0385511612Place of Purchase: Hastings BooksReading Began: September 2003Completed Reading: October 2003
Overall rating: Six out of ten
Recommendation to others: If you’re a fan of John Grisham, or a fan of the Friday Night Lights of football in the South, you’ll really like this book.
Why I chose to read this book: I’ll read anything Grisham [...]

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LOST IN A GOOD BOOK by Jasper Fforde

Posted on 15 September 2003 by Nolatari

Genre: FictionISBN: 0670031909Place of Purchase: BarnesandNoble.comReading Began: September 2003Completed Reading: September 2003
Overall rating: Nine out of ten
Recommendation to others: As sequels go, this one is magnificent. The Eyre Affair seemed a complete novel, but upon reading this second offering I became aware of how introductory that first novel was. This is where the story really [...]

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