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Join Our Spoiler-Welcome Discussion of T. Kingfisher’s Books  

Meh

I am a Hitman by Anonymous

November 24, 2024 by ASKReviews 2 Comments

Best for: I can’t really recommend this book. It’s fine, but not something I’d recommend even to those who have a curiosity about such things. In a nutshell: The author claims he worked as a hit man, and details how he came into that world, and how he eventually got out. Worth quoting: Nothing. Why I chose it: Wanted an audio book to read while running and as someone who finds details and specifics fascinating, I was interested in HOW contract killing actually worked. Review: […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Biography/Memoir Tagged With: Anonymous

ASKReviews's CBR16 Review No:46 · Genres: Audiobooks, Biography/Memoir · Tags: Anonymous ·
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I’d been demoted and was shoveling slide-back and minding my own business when they found Dwayne Mays’s body in a pile of gob.

Down Don't Bother Me by Jason Miller

Mr Blandings Builds his Dream House by Eric Hodgins

Growing Up by Russell Baker

Malone Dies by Samuel Beckett

High Wind in Jamaica by Richard Hughes

Becoming Duchess Goldblatt by Anonymous

October 12, 2020 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Down Don’t Bother Me – 3/5 Stars This is a short gritty Illinois coal country noir novel. I picked it up because I follow the author online but only know him through his relatively insightful and mostly very angry response to the garbage world we all live in. When I was able to grab a copy of his book I did. The novel takes place in southern Illinois in those kinds of rural spaces where there’s a lot of open land, little townlets, and in […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Anonymous, becoming duchess goldblatt, down don't bother me, Eric Hodgins, growing up, Jason Miller, malone dies, mr blandings builds his dream house, Richard Hughes, Russell Baker, samuel beckett

vel veeter's CBR12 Review No:549 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Anonymous, becoming duchess goldblatt, down don't bother me, Eric Hodgins, growing up, Jason Miller, malone dies, mr blandings builds his dream house, Richard Hughes, Russell Baker, samuel beckett ·
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Go Ask Alice

April 12, 2017 by Ealbrecht 1 Comment

Go Ask Alice is the diary of a teenage girl. She struggles with friendships in school, especially after her family moves for her father’s job. Over the summer, she goes to live with her grandparents, in the town that she moved from, even though she doesn’t have many friends there either. It is during this summer, at the age of fifteen, that she experiences drugs for the first time- accidentally, as she did not recognize the game that was being played at a party, and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Non-Fiction Tagged With: Anonymous

Ealbrecht's CBR9 Review No:26 · Genres: Fiction, Non-Fiction · Tags: Anonymous ·
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