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Biography: ... Harry Potter has total six books been launched in the market and seventh one which is also the last book of the series is expected to launch in the last week of July. The millions of copies have been booked in advance . All of the books have been a best seller and every body, age 8 to 80 appreciated and liked each part. Movies also release on parts one to four and the movies were super hit. The child who played ...
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	Fiction - General ... I was a little girl I used to love listening to ghost stories, that is, up until Halloween 1978 when I ended up in the middle of one. Whether the date had anything to do with what happened I ll never know, although many people believe that at this time the dead are able to cross into the world of the living. Maybe they can also take us back with them. It was half term and I was walking up the road by the local playing fields with my mate Paul. We were looking forward to that night when a few of the local kids were coming round to my house for bob apple and general fun and games, we didn t know about trick or treat in those days. The twins Jimmy and John Roberts we... Read the full review: Halloween; A Spooky Story for All Hallows Eve by noodlesandwich
	Health & Lifestyle ... America: The Hidden Toll of Day Care, Behavioral Drugs, and Other Parent Substitutes by Mary Eberstadt While living in America I was branded ‘controversial’ on more than one occasion thanks to my liberal views with regards to all the naughty-but-nice things in life: sex before marriage, chocolate before breakfast – that sort of stuff. Living in the UK I feel in actual fact that I’m more conservative than controversial in lots of ways, but that doesn’t stop me enjoying books whose dust jackets describe them as very much the latter. Home-Alone America gives you a glimpse of what’s inside just from its cover. On the front, a toddle is hanging desperately on ... Read the full review: Home Alone Kids: Lost in the US by zoe_page_1
	Non Fiction - General ... Three of U.S.: A New Life in New York by Joanna Coles and Peter Godwin Joanna and Peter are two British journalists / authors who live in New York. Joanna writes on occasion for the Guardian and various glossies, and Peter writes books with scintillating titles such as A white boy in Africa . They re also a 30 something un marries, childless couple as the book begins. And this book is a diary, written day by day by each of them in turn, of 9 months of their life in the late 90s. Why 9 months? Well maybe the first line of the book can help: JOANNA: The test is negative. There is no pink line in the second box on the tester stick, but I m sure I am pregnant. The... Read the full review: Always Judge A Book By Its Cover by zoe_page_1