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Felix brand of exorcism is quite entertaining and it gets him into alot of trouble. He lives with his eccentric friend, Pen, and has a ghost who hijacked a body for an informant. This book kept me entertained. Felix dry sense of humor was right up my alley. I kept picturing him as John Thaw from the Inspector Morse series.
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I was surprised at the format of the book when I first opened the cover. It is presented in a form that resembles a lengthy poem but, reads like a tale. Barlow's use of language drew me in instantly. I eased into the flow and "Sharp Teeth" took me along for one sweet ride.
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We are all familiar with these words but, these authors claim that a better solution can be reached by envisioning new ways of manufacturing items. This book is an enjoyable read...and since the book is waterproof, it's also Portland Fall/Winterproof.
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The Devil You Know by Mike Carey
snowflakeschance, May 27, 2008
Felix brand of exorcism is quite entertaining and it gets him into alot of trouble. He lives with his eccentric friend, Pen, and has a ghost who hijacked a body for an informant. This book kept me entertained. Felix dry sense of humor was right up my alley. I kept picturing him as John Thaw from the Inspector Morse series.(2 of 4 readers found this comment helpful)
Sharp Teeth by Toby Barlow
snowflakeschance, May 5, 2008
I was surprised at the format of the book when I first opened the cover. It is presented in a form that resembles a lengthy poem but, reads like a tale. Barlow's use of language drew me in instantly. I eased into the flow and "Sharp Teeth" took me along for one sweet ride.(4 of 9 readers found this comment helpful)
Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things by William McDonough and Michael Braungart
snowflakeschance, September 7, 2006
Reduce, Reuse, RecycleWe are all familiar with these words but, these authors claim that a better solution can be reached by envisioning new ways of manufacturing items. This book is an enjoyable read...and since the book is waterproof, it's also Portland Fall/Winterproof.
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