Last reviews in Society, Politics & Philosophy Books

Last reviews in Society, Politics & Philosophy Books

• BUCKITALL 15th November 2009

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  I loved Alice in Wonderland & the WTC disaster. Even if it is similar to Icke's other books in which you do get badgered (be prepared) with facts you didn't know. While his research contradicts many common beli
  

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• Guest 27th October 2009

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  This is a brutally honest assessment of life in particular areas of the United Kingdon. There is no "pushing" of ideas, but the presenting of evidence, over and over again to prove the damage that can be done
  

  • Read Guest's review on Theodore Dalrymple, Life at the Bottom: The Worldview That Makes the Underclass (138 words)

• philat8 13th August 2009

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  "The Spirit Level" is an astonishing book. Based on a vast array of research, and impeccably argued, it shows that countries with more equality have safer, happier, more collaborative and more sociable societie
  

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• Guest 29th July 2009

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  It changed my life. It was an open book day and I just went by to see what book will I attract this time, and it was this one. I started reading it on June 9 2009, and i finished it on 28 July 2009. I didn't re
  

  • Read Guest's review on Robin Norwood, Women Who Love Too Much (99 words)

• lebedev9114 5th June 2009

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  Eric Berne's Games People Play: Psychology of Human Relationships is really a great book, I would strongly reccomend it for people, who don't know much about psycho analysis and psychology in general. Also make
  

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• HennaAboo 23rd April 2009

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  This story shows just how sick some people can be, be it your own family. These 2 sisters have suffered too much. Personally i don't think Nadia coming back to England would be good.. She is by now a full Yemen
  

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• Guest 11th April 2009

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  Mavis Jukes' Growing Up: Its a Girl Thing is good because it let girl now about growing up, its bad that girls do not now about growing up
  i sure love this book
  

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• Guest 24th February 2009

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  Women Who Love Too Much is a must for all women who come from unhappy dysfunctional backgrounds and who like me, find themselves unhappy with their painful, repetitive experiences of adult love. It needn't be t
  

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• Guest 14th February 2009

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  The Jigsaw Man by Paul Britton gives a practical look at how clinical psychologists do their jobs. This is not really a book as your general paperback. It may be sold as such with the fancy cover and big bold
  

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• Zahnya 27th January 2009

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  I have only just started reading 'Women who love too much' by Robin Norwood and i must admit that i am unable to carry on reading it until tomorow, as the truth spoken in this book has triggered something far m
  

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