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Ok You hiaadb — VERY excited about reading this book. i hope i haven't hyped it up too much - to myself! Had to return it to the library... haven't picked it up again yet. Later... bought a used copy on line, it's in the queue of books to read!

Simon Scott simonscott — review coming soon to http://fadeintofantasy.com

Junjie Zhu pingtou — Pretty basic but complete book on everything involving personal finance. Chapters include banking, insurance, investing, taxes, and retirement.

Rodrigo López j_cc547e9 — Historical notes, vol 5: http://hellsing.comicgenesis.com/emma... http://hellsing.comicgenesis.com/emma...

Nicolas Boyer marconico — This sixth Maisie Dobbs novel explores even more deeply than the previous ones the psychological effects of war on survivors, both combatants and civilians. Beginning on Christmas Eve, 1931, the plot unfolds with Winspear's usual attention to period detail but at the same time provokes thought about our world of 2010-11: a suicide bomber in London, a terrorist threatening chemical attacks, turf wars between the police and military intelligence interfering with discovery and capture of the attacker. In Winspear's 1930s London, Maisie is in the middle of all the conflicts, urging and practicing compassion toward damaged World War I veterans and a variety of suffering women including her employee's wife, her best friend, and a young chemist arrested for union activity. She has better success with the women than with the men, and seems quite far ahead of her time in her ideas about treatment of mental disorders. Frighteningly competent, our Maisie.

Jeroen Vels sherpagrafisch — OK. I like that it does not go into explicit details behind closed doors. For Historical FIction this is somewhat hard to find. It is the polotics, religion and marriage of those times that fastenate me, not the made-up love scenerios.