Last reviews in Music, Stage & Screen Books

Last reviews in Music, Stage & Screen Books

• dickk 25th March 2009

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  The Essential Guitar Patterns does what it says on the cover.shows the patterns that all the pros know and use.once learned youll be free to play any type of music you want and sound like pro.of all the books o
  

  • Read dickk's review on Fred Sokolow, Fretboard Roadmaps: The Essential Guitar Patterns That All the Pros Know and Use (86 words)

• Guest 23rd March 2009

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  Reading Journey's End was sort of boring the first time. When I read it again, I appreciated it so much more and found it a lot better. I recommend this to anybody who would deem themselves mature enough
  

  • Read Guest's review on R.C. Sherriff, Journey's End (Penguin Modern Classics) (49 words)

• Guest 3rd March 2009

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  The Big Acoustic Guitar Chord Songbook tells you when to strum new chords and at what words.
  Doesn't show any strumming patterns.Some terms that are unknown, e.g "N.C" and some things at the start of the s
  

  • Read Guest's review on The Big Acoustic Guitar Chord Songbook: Platinum Edition (50 words)

• Guest 2nd March 2009

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  Teechers by John Godber is a very cleverly written play, and like Godber's Bouncers it is very funny if you get it right. It is easy to put actions to the words. Slight costume/prop changes can change a charac
  

  • Read Guest's review on John Godber, Teechers (Acting Edition S.) (98 words)

• Trevor Richardson 13th January 2009

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  This book is easy to read and with the help of the C.D& tab, even a complete novice like me has been able to master some of the music.
  Well worth the money. If you want to play classical style music, then
  

  • Read Trevor Richardson's review on Jerry Willard, Fifty Easy Classical Guitar Solos (Classical Guitar) (52 words)

• Guest 8th December 2008

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  Doesn't hack it as a whole, individually interesting but in comparison to various other plays - poor. Dull. Doing it for GCSE.
  

  • Read Guest's review on R.C. Sherriff, Journey's End (Penguin Modern Classics) (34 words)

• Guest 3rd November 2008

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  I liked the way the author puts out the character Stanhope. There are so many traits to him. But I didn't see the point in the character Hardy. It was very touching. I loved it.
  

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• Guest 24th October 2008

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  Great starter book and a reminder book for established magicians. Magic selection is basic and easy to do. I would perfer larger print.....and more illustrations. I would have love to know more about the author
  

  • Read Guest's review on George Schindler, Magic with Everyday Objects: Over 150 Tricks Anyone Can Do at the Dinner Table (38 words)

• WINSTONSMITH11 21st October 2008

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  I 'm very glad I took the time to read it but as for being in the all time classics at number 2 in the chart I am trying to complete, I do not think that it should be placed so highly. Of course that is all dow
  

  • Read WINSTONSMITH11's review on Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman (Penguin Modern Classics) (132 words)

• Guest 8th October 2008

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  In my opinion, it was average. It was ruined a lot by it being used for an A-level text, as you cannot "just" read the book, you have to tear it to shreds.
  

  • Read Guest's review on R.C. Sherriff, Journey's End (Penguin Modern Classics) (81 words)