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    • I Loved This Book's Setting

      • This book's setting is on island where not adults survived. The author painted a true picture of humanity up close. Private school studen…


      • William Golding gives an detail picture of a desert island's jungle. He describing the vegetation of the trees, plant life and vines. He …

      • Traskman
        Traskman answered on 08/23/2010
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    • A Frozen Hell

      • This is a story about the Winter War (Talvisota) between Finland and The Soviet Union from November 1939 to March 1940, three months after the …


      • Imagine you live in a neighborhood. On one side of your house are two neighbors, the Swedes and the Norwegians. They are nice enough. They some…

      • goldfish
        goldfish answered on 08/15/2010
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    • Or How To Get The Bergeebers Scared Out Of You...

      • This is one book with the prefect title. I don't think I have ever read another book or seen any movie more intense. Edge of your seat in…


      • Now, the rest of the story... A young woman took a trip to California's Napa Valley to visit a friend on her father's vineyard. H…

      • pkhawk
        pkhawk answered on 08/15/2010
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    • A Sensational Setting

      • Distinct, definite, and unmistakably unique settings aren't normally what draws me to a book. A serioulsy good story can happen anywhere. …


      • But here's the exception to my personal book selection rule; a book I picked up because I recognized the author's name and because I li…

      • grandmalin
        grandmalin answered on 08/15/2010
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    • Where the Red Fern Grows

      • Although poor in economic terms, culture, land, and love sustained a quality life.


      • Wilson Rawls created the setting in the Ozark Mountains of Oklahoma. I often drew scenes to help with comprehension. Young Billy, his dogs, …

      • gmamia
        gmamia answered on 08/15/2010
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    • Location, Location, Location

      • Save a character, cast a city.


      • I'm not really into the modern chick-lit romance books, you know, the women's pulp fiction of the noughties. But how often do you find …

      • assentia
        assentia answered on 11/03/2010
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    • I Loved This Book's Setting

      • the real star of this book is Dublin


      • While so textured with literary tricks and magical word feats and ostensibly a parallel of Homer's Odyssey, the real star of this book is D…

      • jamesjanus
        jamesjanus answered on 09/10/2010
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    • I Loved This Book's Setting

      • The way Stieg Larsson wrote about the scenery and surroundings in this book is just awesome. He has so much detail without being boring. Awesome read.

      • kayleena
        kayleena answered on 09/08/2010
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