A quick read of the Constitution says she is right.
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Savit's novel, though a quick read, is a powerful one.
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The quick read: Expect an IPO within the next 18 months.
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It's a quick read, but not an easy or pleasant one.
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The quick read: She thinks the verdict might have been different today.
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It's a fairly quick read that analyzes successful companies and their CEOs.
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They are a quick read and there is nothing to puzzle over.
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It could be edited, with another colleague giving it a quick read.
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It's a quick read and I enjoy the back and forth perspectives.
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The quick read: He's open to someday offering digital services, in addition to devices.
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This quick read is perfect for those of us who are not so industrious.
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Second, by how the book actually felt like a pretty quick read despite its length.
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It is a quick read, but its sentiments should remain with the reader long after.
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Your quick read on the aftermath: See our amazing timeline, by Stef Kight and Laz Gamio.
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Here's the quick read: She believes Stitch Fix serves a very different need than does Amazon.
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That said, a quick read of headlines or misinformation can lead to false interpretation by markets.
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It's a quick read that nonetheless feels like a sea change in modern feminist science fiction.
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It's a highly entertaining, quick read and a needed contribution to our societal conversation about death.
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It's far from a quick read — the first volume, released earlier this month, runs to 577 pages.
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The quick read: Peloton is best known for hardware, but it's more a software and media company.
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Hammel's mini-memoir, Red Carpet Regret, is a quick read sharing some of her most exciting assignments.
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On a quick read, the Taverna's menu is like the ones at many other casual Italian spots.
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The characters are real and relatable, and its unique form of narrative structure makes it a quick read.
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The reality is, it's not all that hard to get a quick read on your SaaS company's valuation.
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The quick read: Competing with Amazon means being different than Amazon, such as by offering expert-curated content.
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The content matter is a little more superficial that my usual preferred reading genre, but it's a quick read.
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The quick read: The IPO is to improve public branding, enable acquisitions and to provide liquidity to early employees.
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Making a very quick read, he can turn a baseline exchange into a more pressing matter by coming forward.
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It's a quick read about a a string of fires set by a pair of arsonists in Virginia's Accomack County.
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Saenchai seemingly gets none of that twaddle and a quick read down his list of accomplishments should tell you why.
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The menu is a quick read, and there's nothing on the page to send even occasional diners to Google Translate.
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"Girl, you better show up and hand a pepsi to everyone scammed by the fyre fest quick," read one tweet.
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A quick read of his timeline will show that ALL the content is within twitter's community guidelines by a wide margin.
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The flash numbers are issued early based on a partial sample of business surveys, providing a quick read of economic conditions.
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On one hand, the book is a quick read, and yet what Padgett does with his sentences is to be savored.
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"When my forms are filed and when my tax returns are released it's going to be a quick read, Rita," Mr. Pence said.
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It's a quick read, but the characters are adorable and it's well-plotted, and would be tantalizing for the curiosities of its intended audience.
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Add a quick read, a vase of flowers (or move a plant there from another room), a reading lamp if possible, and a candle.
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The quick read: He had always wanted to be a CEO, and felt he had accomplished what he set out to do at Twitter.
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A quick read of the owner's manual might have helped some drivers avoid thinking the car was safely in parking gear when it was not.
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I finish the last book I was reading (All We Ever Wanted — nice book, quick read), and start a new one (The Wife Between Us).
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But a quick read of the reviews for the Facebook and AMP plugins tells you they don't seem to be doing the job for many users.
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That makes "The Future of Work" a quick read but ultimately leaves the reader wanting, like a computer with too little data to draw any conclusions.
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A quick read, at just about 130 pages, the book is composed of miniature sections, many just one sentence long, separated by plenty of white space.
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The first part of the InstaNovel version of Alice in Wonderland is about 80 pages, but it's a quick read—the perfect length for a subway commute.
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Everyone tries to claim that people with addiction are outsiders or "transients"—but that's not what even a quick read of the Journal-News' recent coverage suggests.
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Watson would begin the comeback on his own, taking a quick read-option for a 20-yard rushing touchdown to finally get the Texans on the board.
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The Shopping mode is meant to help with barcodes and currency, while the Quick read mode is best for sorting mail as well as reading signs and labels.
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"A quick read of the parts of the strategy that mention our country one way or another ... [shows] an imperialist character," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Tuesday.
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Robson sets up a world where life goes on: and while this is a short, quick read, this is a novella that's positively stuffed with things to look at.
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A quick read in comparison to say, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," which was 257,045 words, making it 34 times the length of the U.S. Constitution.
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They're great for lugging around the house for a quick read or a YouTube session, but if you want to go outside, they're as about as practical as your laptop.
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The report is worth a quick read, as it manages to provide several insightful and differentiated data points with relative brevity, but here are the most interesting highlights in our view:
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"It is an excellent, quick read" for anyone who wants to know how acquire solid personal finance skills, says Grote, who has since given the book as a gift many times.
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Fridababy Quick-Read Rectal Thermometer ($15): Although accuracy was on-point, its small, sleek design was a hindrance and made it harder to hold (and feel confident using) than Vicks' rectal thermometer.
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Having said that, if you read his book "Outliers" — "The Tipping Point" is a very quick read and excellent, but "Outliers" has some amazing points — and they talk about right place, right time.
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Oyinkan Braithwaite's debut novel is about a nurse who has found herself in a dangerous pattern of abetting her younger sister who can't seem to stop killing men, and it's a quick read.
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It's a short little book: just under a hundred pages, it's a quick read about a young African woman who leaves her family to study at a prestigious interstellar university called Oomza Uni.
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There's only a little standard repertoire in the pile, so I do a quick read-through of everything, making a note of what will need polishing before my first called rehearsal next week.
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Jessica Knoll has a knack for delivering a quick read that casts a long shadow, one you want to linger in even as the darkness raises the hairs on the back of your neck.
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It's a quick read but a vivid one — a visual feast as well as a great introduction to a very cool indie rock band from Madrid that you should already be listening to, like, yesterday.
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Ookla, for example, runs the free SpeedTest website (Ookla and SpeedTest are owned by Mashable's publisher, Ziff Davis) and app that you can use to get a quick read of how your connection is doing.
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Facebook will have an increasingly hard time navigating the ever-murky waters of being a major content distributor, if a quick read of the trove of documents published today by the Guardian is any guide.
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At 40,000-plus words, it's not a quick read, but it is a remarkably clear account that connects the region's history and the Arab Spring uprisings to the creation of the Islamic State and the global refugee crisis.
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Next comes the so-called slot, the head of the copy desk, who gives the story a quick read, maybe improving upon the headline and serving as air traffic control for all that is landing and taking off.
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"When my tax returns are released, it's going to be a quick read," Pence said Saturday in an interview on WABC Radio, adding that he is also in the process of completing his financial disclosure forms as required under federal law.
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Carve out time to read it yourself — it's not a quick read — but here's the tl;dr: The economics of Big Time Sports are predicated on a media environment from a long time ago and are due for a reset.
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To Be Taught, If Fortunate is a quick read — you could polish it off in a couple of hours — but ultimately a rewarding one, as it considers what it is that makes us human on both an individual and a collective level.
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The book is a quick read and while its plot and characterization don't quite get a high score, it's a hugely fun and reference-packed realm to while away a few hours that will leave you pining for whichever games filled your own youth.
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If you've ever had a sexual fantasy and thought, "Oh God, what's wrong with me?" a quick read of TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT: The Science of Sexual Desire and How It Can Help You Improve Your Sex Life (Da Capo, $27) might ease your mind.
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"I believe we're completing those forms right now, as is appropriate under federal law, and we'll be filing that, but I promise you, when my forms are filed and when my tax returns are released it's going to be a quick read, Rita," Pence said with a laugh.
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The quick read: He cares about profits, even if Square doesn't have them yet Customers want big merchants to feel small Tech founders shouldn't fear taking companies public Square will release a diversity report You don't have to take a meeting with the president to influence policy Does profitability matter?
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Though a quick read can give the impression that the blog is about taste in a general sense, Wagner is at heart an architectural grammar scold: She hates ugly chandeliers, but what really fuels the ire of McMansion Hell is the misuse and decontextualization of elements that are supposed to carry architectural meaning.
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Yet Portnoy's Complaint is one of Roth's minor works, a quick read that dealt with the perversity of sexual desire but merely touched on the other themes—the tension between art and life, the competing claims of family and individual freedom, the fate of Jewish identity in the American melting pot—that are the backbone of Roth's truly great books: Zuckerman Bound (19913), The Counterlife (1986), and, above all, Sabbath's Theater (1995).
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VOYA recommended Ungifted for "middle school readers who are looking for a funny and quick read".
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Emily VanDerWerff, writing for Vox, praised the novella as a "quick read [...] but ultimately a rewarding one, as it considers what it is that makes us human on both an individual and a collective level".
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Ryan Van Cleave of California Literary Review stated that Gauntlgrym is a "quick read with satisfying fight scenes, and deeply layered with emotional atmosphere." Van Cleave also concluded that it is a solid addition to Drizzt's ongoing story. Gauntlgrym debuted on the New York Times bestseller list at number 13.
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It is published twice a week, on Wednesday and Saturday."Sobre nosotros/About us", Aldiadallas.com. Retrieved 2018-12-09. Between 2003 and 2011, a tabloid-sized publication called Quick was published by The Dallas Morning News, which initially focused on general news in a quick-read, digest form, but in later years covered mostly entertainment and lifestyle stories.
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Hello Mum is a novella written by British-Nigerian author Bernardine Evaristo. Published by Penguin Books in 2010, this epistolary novella explores gang culture from the viewpoint of a 14-year-old boy, Jerome, who communicates with his mother through letters. In 2010 Hello Mum was chosen as Suffolk's Big Quick Read and adapted into a BBC Radio 4 play in 2012.
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A reviewer for Rosboch Book Reviews called the book "a mixed bag" with "some of the stories are cute, some are more serious." Another reviewer at Goodreads called the book "A fun and quick read although the non-fiction articles can get pretty dry." The Grantville Gazette II was listed on the Locus Hardcovers Bestsellers List for a single month in 2006 at number 10.
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After a quick read- through, Gosselaar was immediately given the role. After casting Zack Morris, the next character sought after was Morris's nerdy friend, Samuel "Screech" Powers. Gosselaar was asked to read through the script with a number of kids, and a second audition was scheduled for finalists. It was Gosselaar himself who insisted that Dustin Diamond was right for the part as he believed Diamond was Screech in real life.
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He was "a champion of aristocratic privilege," reserved "Jacobin" as his highest term of opprobrium, held reactionary views on the Peterloo Massacre and the Sepoy rebellion, on Catholic Emancipation and the enfranchisement of the common people. While some people wrongly think that De Quincey was an abolitionist, a quick read of his West Indies essays would reveal that he was in fact a racist who believed white people to be physically and morally superior.
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The measurement of heat changes is performed using calorimetry, usually an enclosed chamber within which the change to be examined occurs. The temperature of the chamber is monitored either using a thermometer or thermocouple, and the temperature plotted against time to give a graph from which fundamental quantities can be calculated. Modern calorimeters are frequently supplied with automatic devices to provide a quick read-out of information, one example being the differential scanning calorimeter (DSC).
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The book received positive reviews. Maya Van Wagenen, reviewing for The New York Times described the story as "[one] we have all lived [...] uncomfortable yet transcendent" and added it was "a quick read as well as a fun one." Kirkus Reviews called it "a winner," "laugh-out-loud funny [...] and quietly serious all at once"; later, Kirkus designated it one of the best books for children in 2014. According to School Library Journal, "[r]eaders will be very satisfied".
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After spending five years on Church & State, Sim and Gerhard took a few weeks off. Sim decided they would do a double issue between Church & State and Jaka's Story, as they would only have to do one front and back cover, and one letters page. The story is mostly done in pantomime, and thus is a very quick read. Cerebus returns to the hotel he had used when he was Pope, and finds it destroyed and deserted.
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Under pressure from the mayor, Alex Cross steps into the leadership vacuum to crack the case. # In Detective Cross (2017), the second in the BookShots series of quick-read novellas, a patient of Alex Cross is the suspect. An anonymous caller has promised to set off deadly bombs in Washington, DC. A cruel hoax or the real deal? By the time Alex Cross and his wife, Bree Stone, uncover the chilling truth, it may already be too late... # In The People vs.
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The First Post was a British daily online news magazine based in London. Launched in August 2005, it was sold to Dennis Publishing in 2008 and retitled The Week at the end of 2014. In its current format, it publishes news, current affairs, lifestyle, opinion, arts and sports pages, and features an online games arcade and a cinema featuring short films, virals, trailers and eyewitness news footage. There are also quick-read digests of the UK newspapers' news, opinion and sports pages.
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" Kirkus Reviews opined that "Clark has plenty of wit and sarcasm to unloose on Finley's 'preternatural talent for antagonizing people.'" Journal of Sport History called it "a highly readable narrative" and thought that is was better than Herb Michelson's then-recent The Mustache Gang. Ron Padgett, in The Poetry Project Newsletter, declared that the book "is an eminently likeable and occasionally brilliant quick read. On the surface a detailed account of the Oakland Athletics, it is also an exposition of the author's affection for baseball and writing.
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In a review of Moonlight, Donna Rosenblum of School Library Journal stated that "Hawthorne expertly weaves romance with the supernatural, cloaking them with danger and suspense." She concluded that the story "ends a little too neatly and at times seems a bit rushed. However, the author does a good job giving readers a natural view of the legends and myths behind werewolves and their evolution." The Compulsive Reader labeled Moonlight "an absorbing and quick read," noting that werewolves were often overlooked in YA fiction.
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Danny Wallace and the Centre of the Universe, was published in 2006. It is linked with World Book Day which in 2006 was on Thursday 2 March. It tells the story of Wallace's trip to Idaho, to visit a manhole cover in a small town, whose residents have proclaimed it the centre of the universe. The cover identifies it as a "Quick Read"; the price and length of the book have been curbed to encourage people who may not often read books to purchase it.
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In a review of Moonlight, Donna Rosenblum of School Library Journal stated that "Hawthorne expertly weaves romance with the supernatural, cloaking them with danger and suspense." She concluded that the story "ends a little too neatly and at times seems a bit rushed. However, the author does a good job giving readers a natural view of the legends and myths behind werewolves and their evolution." The Compulsive Reader labeled Moonlight "an absorbing and quick read," noting that werewolves were often overlooked in YA fiction.
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In 2010, Zichermann co-wrote Game-Based Marketing: Inspire Customer Loyalty Through Rewards, Challenges, and Contests with NPR contributor Joselin Linder, describing the game mechanics that helped make FarmVille and Foursquare so successful. In 2011, Zichermann co-wrote Gamification by Design: Implementing Game Mechanics in Web and Mobile Apps with Christopher Cunningham. The book has been described as a quick read, introducing the concept of gamification and discussing how businesses could implement gamification to keep their customers engaged. Zichermann agrees that the book's concept of engagement may be 75% customer psychology.
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Each part has between six and eight chapters, each of which is in turn dedicated to a particular case study (or several related case studies) that fit the overarching theme of the section. Presenting the book in this fashion makes the reading a little disjointed if one is doing so cover to cover, however, it also means one may pick up the book and flip to any chapter for a quick read without losing any context. Four case studies from the book are featured in the NOVA program Musical Minds aired on June 30, 2009.
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Frans Masereel's Passionate Journey (1919) and other wordless novels influenced Hyde. In a talk with the CBC in 1952, literary critic Northrop Frye praised Hyde's visual skills, but said, "There's no point in getting the book for your library unless you like the engravings themselves as separate works of art." He found the book a quick read in contrast to the time it took to make it, and called its "continuity" a weak point. He considered the visualization of the bomb's destruction of living things the strongest justification for the work.
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In the same year it was published, over 40,000 copies of Hello Mum were distributed to schools as part of Suffolk's Big Read and 70,000 copies have been sold to date. As a Quick Read, it was not formally reviewed. However, students from Holywell School commented 'I think Hello Mum is an excellent story. I don’t normally like reading but I enjoyed reading this book' and 'I think it is really helpful to teenagers because it is true and can relate to what is going on in their lives'.
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" The novel sparked controversy for its genre and subject matter. In its 2002, Year in Ideas issue, Daniel Zalewski of the New York Times Magazine grouped Berberian, Zadie Smith, Jeffrey Eugenides, Jonathan Franzen and David Foster Wallace under the "hysterical realism" banner. Commenting on Berberian's style, Colin Walters wrote in the Washington Times that "despite its comparative brevity, The Cyclist is not a quick read, if only because the narrative doubles back on itself so much as it does, somewhat in the manner of the French nouveau roman a half-century ago...This is an odd little book, different.
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In his review for the Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, James Blasingame said that even though A Dame To Kill For is a quick read, it has a complex story. He says, "All of the elements of a good novel are present, plot; beginning, middle, ending; dramatic crescendo; fully developed characters; complex constructions of narrative perspective; and, despite Miller’s graphic style, not so black-and-white socially troubling questions about the nature of good and evil, justice, and redemption." The series won the 1995 Eisner Award for Best Limited Series."1995 Will Eisner Comic Industry Award Nominees and Winners".
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Parks was born in the north-east of England and studied English at the University of Leicester. She has sold over 3.5 million UK edition copies of her novels and her books have been translated into over 26 languages. Every one of her 18 novels has been a bestseller in the UK. She was a judge of the Costa Book Awards in 2010 and has regularly been the judge of the Costa Short Story Awards. In 2009 she was awarded an honorary doctorate, a Doctor of Letters, by Teesside University. Her Quick Read book, "Happy Families" won the Learners’ Favourite Award.
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In his review for Science Fiction Weekly, Clute suggested that "almost every scene in the first 300 pages should have been carefully and delicately trimmed" (emphasis in original) since they do little to advance the story. He argued that, at times, Clarke's Austenesque tone gets in the way of plot development. On the other hand, The Baltimore Sun found the novel "a quick read". Complaining that the book leaves the reader "longing for just a bit more lyricism and poetry", The Washington Post reviewer noted, with others, that "sex plays virtually no role in the story ... [and] one looks in vain for the corruption of the innocent".
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Now he's on the trail of both a cold-hearted killer and the truth about his own past - and the answers he finds could be fatal. # In Cross Kill (2016), the first in the BookShots series of quick-read novellas, Gary Soneji from Along Came a Spider has been dead for ten years but appears to have come back from the grave. # In Cross the Line (2016), Alex Cross chases a cold- blooded killer...with a conscience. Shots ring out in the early morning hours in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. When the smoke clears, a prominent police official lies dead, leaving the city's police force scrambling for answers.
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The pamphlet presents the two leading comic actors of the day, Andrew Cane and Timothy Read, in a dialogue about the difficulties of the clowning life. (The summer of 1641 saw another theatre closure due to plague.) In the pamphlet, Cane, renowned for his clever repartee, is called Quick; Read, famous for his fast feet, is called Light. The text of the Complaint seems to indicate that Read was then a member of the King's Men, though scholars have disputed the point.G. E. Bentley, "Records of Players in the Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate," Papers of the Modern Language Association, Vol. 44 No. 3 (September 1929), pp.
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The phone has a 13MP rear camera with 1080p FullHD video recording and 5MP front camera with 720p HD video recording.Wickedleak Wammy Passion X quick-read review: Just waterproofing won’t do (Indian Express) Wammy Passion X is the world's first Hydrophobic Smartphone using Aquaprotect Technology to protect it from Water Damage.Water proof WickedLeak Wammy Passion X with octa core processor launched (The Mobile Indian) The Successor to this SmartphonePhone was Wickedleak Wammy Note 3 Launched by Wickedleak in September 2014.Wickedleak unveils Wammy Note 3 octa-core Android Kitkat smartphone (Indian Express) Wickedleak has carried forward the AquaProtect Technology after Wammy Passion X to its other smartphones as well.
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" Even for readers of Romm's blog, the book "provides an important narrative flow, and condenses everything you need to know about the current state of climate science and politics into a nice, quick read. While extremely thorough, it may make some beginners' head spin, and it can get combative and wonky in places. But such is the nature of this beast – climate change should make a beginner's head spin, and as Romm makes clear, addressing it is going to be messy, politically charged, and a daunting battle." The Environmental Defense Fund review opined, "Straight Up is well- researched, provides insightful political analysis, and showcases compelling data on the economic benefits of climate change solutions.
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Critical reviews for 13 Little Blue Envelopes have been mostly positive. The School Library Journal positively reviewed 13 Little Blue Envelopes, calling it a "quick read" and "the novel drives home the importance of family, love, and the value of connections that you make with people".Book Review: 13 Little Blue Envelopes School Library Journal RT Book Reviews praised Johnson's originality, saying that she "puts an original twist on the genre and leaves some wonderful surprises for the end as well".13 LITTLE BLUE ENVELOPES by Maureen Johnson RT Book Reviews Booklist wrote that the idea of a young girl traveling alone on an undefined journey "stretches plausibility", but that the book also had "sensitive, authentically portrayed experiences".
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With the departure of Christopher Eccleston from the role of the Doctor, BBC Books subsequently announced the publication of three novels featuring the Tenth Doctor and Rose, released on 13 April 2006. These books follow the same style and format as those featuring the Ninth Doctor, with a continuation of the spine numbering. Range consultant and commissioning editor Justin Richards told Doctor Who Magazine that there would be no Ninth Doctor novels in 2006, and the decision as to whether to continue to publish stories with the Ninth Doctor as a separate range has not yet been taken. Abridged audiobooks were released of all of the Tenth Doctor titles (except the Quick Read series). The first three are narrated by David Tennant (who plays the Tenth Doctor), and were released on 3 July 2006.
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Tough started his career in Scottish newspapers and at 19 edited his first title, The Govan Press, where he commissioned Captain Clyde, one of the first comic strips by now-renowned comic book writer Grant Morrison. He moved to London and the magazine industry in 1983. In the early 1990s, he edited the short-lived UK edition of TV Guide, joined TVTimes as deputy editor and was launch editor of TV & Satellite Week. Tough launched IPC Media's digital initiative in 1994 and, as new media editor-in-chief and publishing director,"New Head For IPC New Media", Mediatel, 5 May 1998 was involved in all of IPC’s early digital projects, including the Milia d’Or award-winning CD-Rom magazine, UnZip,Sophia Chauchard-Stuart, "Jump in, have a quick read, jump out", The Independent, 27 November 1995 and the UK's first digital EPG.
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RT Book Reviews gave the book four and a half stars, marking it as a top pick and stating "The Infernal Devices devotees will find this a bittersweet return as current characters find reminders of their Victorian predecessors while they wrestle with present adversity." A reviewer for the Deseret News also reviewed Lord of Shadows, writing 'Aside from the traumatic ending, readers can expect to enjoy a quick read despite the book's length — this is the sort of book readers can expect to read well into the night.' Booklist claimed that not all of the characters are developed and the book drags on for 700 pages but it has enough to satisfy fans of the series. Common Sense Media also reviewed the book, claiming that it was melodramatic but it had enough intrigue to keep the readers interest.
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The English-language adaptation of Missions of Love has received mixed to positive ratings: Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network gave the first volume an overall rating of a C+ calling it a quick read, much racier than Toyama's earlier works, and telling readers who do not like an unequal romance to "steer clear". She described the art as "easy on the eyes" and sensual while calling it a "very uncomfortable romance". John Rose from The Fandom Post gave volume one an A rating calling it "Incredibly smart, sexy and possessing" and also praised the artwork. Darkstorm from Anime UK News gave the series a 6/10 saying that although the story is unoriginal and has overused things such as a school setting and love triangle, the layout of the story is great and the heart is in the right place when it comes to it.
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