Yes! New Asterix and Tintin books...
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Friday, 22 November 2013
More new books
Finally, time to cover some more books...
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| Features nearly a century of timeless songwriting and legendary performers. |
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| Sequel to The Maze Runner. The maze was only the beginning... |
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| One fatal prophecy Seven brave demigods A quest to find - and close - the doors of death |
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
New Books!
Assam, 1925. Surrounded by the dramatic landscape of a tea plantation, sisters Mary and Serafina grow up in a world of contradiction and confusion. Born to a beautiful but naive Indian mother and dynamic Scottish father, they are loved but hidden away. For these are children who cross two very different cultures, and are accepted by neither...
They killed Number One in Malaysia.
Number Two in England.
And Number Three in Kenya.
They tried to kill Number Four in Ohio... and failed.
I am Number Seven. And I am ready.
Monday, 4 November 2013
Zilla Online Magazine
This site has just been added to the Links to explore tab. It has amazing art, architecture, graphics.... It describes itself as 'Online magazine for design, trends, and inspiration.' I have just spent far too long looking at PyroPet Candles, a gigantic 11 acre portrait called Wish and much, much more.
Friday, 1 November 2013
Looking for Alaska

I read Looking For Alaska for the second time, and decided to do a review on it! Miles has had enough of his friendless, boring life in Florida, so he convinces his parents to let him go to a boarding school in Alabama so he can seek "The great perhaps". When he gets there he meets his roommate and future best friend Chip, who is known as the Colonel, and Alaska Young, the gorgeous, moody, crazy girl who immediately becomes his one desire. Miles becomes a part of the war against the Weekday Warriors, a bunch of rich kids who go home every weekend. Miles becomes closer with Alaska and Chip and the rest of their group (Takumi, Lara) through pranks, studying, smoking, and rule-breaking. About halfway through the book a tragedy occurs. John Green is the only author to make me cry over a book! He made my heart ache. He's amazing. After the tragedy happens, those left spend the rest of the book trying to make sense of what happened, and to pull off one last, greatest-ever prank. This book is amazing. It deserves all of the awards it's won. It's passionate, funny, and moving. John Green is truly one of the best authors I've ever read. Other books you can read by him are Paper Towns, The Fault In Our Stars, An Abundance Of Katherines, Will Grayson, and some others. There's a movie coming out for The Fault In Our Stars so I suggest you see it as well!
-Telesia
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Tuesday, 29 October 2013
New books...
These books are being covered right now. If you would like me to keep 1 or 2 of them for you, use the 'Reserve a book' area on the right-hand side - leave your name and the name of the book/s you want.
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| Mess around with time and the world you know could become a world you don't |
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| An original novel based on the bestselling game from Ubisoft |
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| A tale of blood and treachery, magic and brotherhood |
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| A secret that has been kept for centuries... A legacy that could change the world |
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| Opal goes into the Winn-Dixie supermarket and comes out with a dog |
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Kill the Possum by James Moloney
With a title like this I just had to read it and it was a gripping read. Dylan likes Kirsty, Kirsty likes Dylan but she has 'stuff' going on at home. That stuff includes a step-father who threatens and manipulates her, her mother and her brother, leaving her mother unable to get out of bed and her brother unable to speak. Dylan turned up on Sunday afternoon just to say hi to Kirsty but he saw everything. Now he wants to kill Kirsty's step-father but first can he kill the possum? I had to read to the end to see what happened!
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