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The Origin of Species: and, The Voyage of the Beagle
- £6.74 £8.99
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| Review by Ed | Store - Oxford |
| Review | |
| This compact and readable edition of the Origin of the Species is available in our 3 for 2 offer right now. Check out this title (and a selection of other related works by Steve Jones, Richard Dawkins amongst others) which can be found on our Oxford Favourites table at the front of our store. | |
The Lost Symbol
- £12.91 £18.99
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| Review by Steve P | Store - Milton Keynes |
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| Six years in the writing, The Lost Symbol is Dan Brown's extraordinary sequel to his internationally bestselling Robert Langdon thrillers, Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code. | |
Thirty Days Has September
- £5.99 £7.99
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| Review by Rick | Store - Brent Cross |
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| Great for adults and kids- fun and cool ways to remember things, e.g: How to do long divison. | |
American Psycho
- £6.39 £7.99
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| Review by Bret Easton Ellis | Store - Gateshead |
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| Patrick Bateman, Wall Street banker and unashamedly shallow yuppy is chief among Easton-Ellis' wonderfully grotesque creations. He has the swagger of the newly-rich, the chiselled looks of perfection and the deep, dark blood-lust of a depraved psychotic killer. Absolute dark genius, but definitely not a work for the faint-hearted or the easily shocked. | |
Oryx and Crake
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| Review by Gary | Store - Southampton |
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| A brilliantly written book that immediately ehtralls the reader. Set in a vivid pos-apocalyptic society, the plot reveals how the world slowly a destructive end, highlighting the faults of modern society. | |
Looking for Alaska
- £5.59 £6.99
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| Review by Jon | Store - Warrington |
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| John Green has created personalities that both genders can relate to, be joyful for and cry for. It is beautifully written and stays in my head for days after reading it. "Looking For Alaska" is one of my all time favourites and after reading it I could pick it up and start all over again. I would recommend this book to any teenager regardless of their reading tendencies. | |
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