5 Stars, wonderfully written book, about a Island Theme Park full of Dinosaurs,, that of course goes wrong

4 Stars A very human honest betrayal of a sick young man, and wonderful insight if some what disturbing look at northern life overall

5 Stars, Although I read caution into this, echoes of the Gestapo/Secret Police, lots of modern influences going on that does not make this revolutuonary or profound. However Brilliantly Told

4 Stars. Obviously brillantly written, but it does go on a bit in parts doesn't it, and the elf language/names that you can't read, all very impressive but come on...Give backdrop to the Films

5 Stars. Simply genius, idiot son can't get a job for love nor money, but the reaper can't manage too many people are dying, he needs a apprentice, how he wish he not employed Mort. Cry out loud funny

3 Stars. I struggled with this although it had its moments, as they ineptly go to war.

4 Stars. I bought this becos it was cheap, Mcfeegle, and the lovable Tiffany, up there with the best of them.

3 Stars. A series of scenario sketches strung together, some relative to my own experiences, some funny, and some disturbingly harsh. Prefer the film to be honest

4 Stars. The autobiographical tale of a boy grown up in a world of football, and the effect on his childhood and young adult life. Also a Arsenal fan found this comparable, fans of football will like

4 Stars The book "lord of the rings" could of been, endlessly funny, its not big, its not clever but if you don't laugh then you need a slap.

4 Stars. Contempory, Nostalgic and somewhat Pertube look at teenage life. Funny in its own way.

4 Stars. As a marketing student, found this a amusing, and disturbing read. Over idealistic, and pedantically pinning the point of anti-capitalism, anti slavory etc. Keep a open mind and enjoy

Scarilly typical of a bloke psyche, very funny, about a bloke who pretends to have a son to get women, come on we've all done it, and the consequences of it, until he meets marcus