Last reviews in Biographies

Last reviews in Biographies

• Guest 19th November 2009

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  Shame on thailand! they do like barbarians! The world must wake up and stop this things in thailand!! NOW!!
  

  • Read Guest's review on Warren Fellows, The Damage Done: Twelve Years of Hell in a Bangkok Prison (19 words)

• Guest 19th November 2009

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  I shall try to be short and sweet in words but the book merits many and the topic sadly terrible. This book is brilliant and a great read. Maury is a brave and thorough warrior for the truth. It takes some guts
  

  • Read Guest's review on Maury Terry, The Ultimate Evil (459 words)

• kirsty88 11th November 2009

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  This book is a nice story about a man's love for his dog. Its a fairly easy read and definitely nothing challenging. It has some really funny parts and some very touching parts. I read the whole book in just a
  

  • Read kirsty88's review on John Grogan, Marley and Me (68 words)

• Guest 4th November 2009

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  an amazing book if you hate books this would change your mind
  

  • Read Guest's review on Roald Dahl,Quentin Blake, Boy: Tales of Childhood (12 words)

• slimstinator 2nd November 2009

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  This is a great book for any football supporter, as it looks at the life of a football supporter during one of the most violent periods in British football history. Throughout the autobiography, Jay, describes
  

  • Read slimstinator's review on Jay Allan, Bloody Casuals: Diary of a Football Hooligan (121 words)

• Guest 2nd November 2009

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  I was at Nah Trang ( USAF ) and NKP Thailand during the War ..... While My tour was nothing like Johnnie Clarks experiences, I want to THANK HIM an Chan for their descriptions and experiences from the Jungles o
  

  • Read Guest's review on Johnnie M. Clark, Guns Up! (135 words)

• myra abrahams 1st November 2009

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  It was a delight to read this well known story from a different perspective. We all think we know the story of Scott, but in this carefully researched and beautifully written account, Isobel Williams has, despi
  

  • Read myra abrahams's review on Isobel Williams, With Scott in the Antarctic (93 words)

• saintlysimon 22nd October 2009

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  No joke,
  
  I read this book in about 17 hours - I normally take quite a while to read my books, maybe three weeks on average. Started this on Saturday morning and couldn't stop reading until Sunday eve
  

  • Read saintlysimon's review on Warren Fellows, The Damage Done: Twelve Years of Hell in a Bangkok Prison (94 words)

• Guest 20th October 2009

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  I found this novel sooo interesting, it was shocking to have this insight into her life.
  
  Definatley recommend it, to anyone.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Jane Elliott The Little Prisoner (21 words)

• Guest 19th October 2009

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  Maus is a very poignant book. I'd initially chosen to read it as it was the first true story that I had seen in the form of a comic. But once I started reading it, I realised that it was much more than just a r
  

  • Read Guest's review on Art Spiegelman, Maus: A Survivor's Tale (503 words)