3 out 5 – An Interesting but flawed book.
Well this is a hard book to review. I got it because I saw a program about
Greer and it’s imminent release. Since I have been chatting with a feminist
friend …
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Apr22
Guide to Transsexualism, Transgenderism and Gender Dysphoria By A.Purnell
on April 22nd, 1999 at 9:40 pmPosted In: Book Reviews
This was a good basic guide to transexualily and the things a transexual
might face. It is written by a Medic so it did not really give me the
understanding I was looking for as a brother of a transexual. …
I got this book because my brother has recently broken down the walls he
built up around himself to find he is really a she. I had in the past read
Julia Grant’s "Just Julia" out of casual interest and …
Apr06
This one took me to two attempts two read as my mental abilities were
reduced by ill health and this at times can be a rather long winded book. The
book is actually broken into 11 books and I gave …
Mar20
Countdown To The Millennium By Rodney Matthews
on March 20th, 1999 at 9:34 pmPosted In: Book Reviews
This is a book of Artwork by Rodney Matthews. I bought it because of my
interest in the Pictures he painted for Praying Mantis but this is a very nice
book and was a great pleasure to look at and …
What utter rubbish. Why is this book so popular? It is nonsense after
nonsense if this entertains children it shows how out of touch I am with them.
A complete waste of reading time. Thank goodness it is short. I …
Feb16
This is a book I have heard as a Talking Classic and seen in an old B&W
film. It struck me as being very much written in the style of a play with lots
and lots of dialogue. I was …
This is a very good book but like before it I was surprised at the lack of
detailed coverage of his early years. If anyone is planing to read "I am
not Spock" as well as this book definitely do …
This book was very good read but I felt it did not tell me enough about
Leonard Nimoy. He basically mentions only his work. Nothing about his upbringing
and childhood. Mind you the book and is thin i.e. only 130 …
I first read this book as part of my English Literature course. I have
always remembered enjoying it so I decided to read the book again nearly 18
years later. I have to say I probably enjoy the book even …
