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Have you got an interest in Science Fiction? Well if so you have most definitely come to the right place. Here you can browse through the vast range of books we have in the Sci-Fi category. You can choose the science fiction book you want by price, title of book and by the author’s name. Get the price comparisons,[...]
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Best of a Decent Bunch
Advantages: An entertaining read Disadvantages: A weak ending
I approached "Homefall", the fourth and final part of Chris Bunch's "The Last Legion" series with a slight feeling of trepidation. Over the previous three books, the Legion has been in the kind of action you would expect an army defending a remote planet vulnerable to attack to be in. In all cases, the books have been thoroughly enjoyable fast paced action novels. However, the end of "Stormforce", the third in the trilogy, didn't exactly build "Homefall" ... ...thinking that they would be veering away from war and into the political side of the galaxy. I wasn't really looking forward to this, as when Bunch dipped a toe into the waters of Musth politics in "Firemask", it took the edge and the pace off the novel. I was worried that the same thing would happen here, but I was swiftly proved wrong.
For a long time, the Cumbre system has been isolated from the Confederation, supposedly the centre of the galaxy ...
Soho_Black 13.04.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Homefall (Last Legion 4) - Chris Bunch
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To Hari Seldon...
Advantages: A truly mind blowing and humbling experience Disadvantages: It ends.
Previous to this book I had never encountered Isaac Asimov before, I had heard that he was a giant in the SF genre and as such my expectations were very high. High expectations lead to highly critical evaluations and so it is clear that something is very special if it can meet those high expectations, even exceed them. This book is one of those very special things.
A special mention should go to the artwork on the front of my edition, it is simply ... ...place and gave me incentive to buy it. I have to say that the first few chapters didn't seem to live up to the hype. To begin with the periods discussed in the story are separated over vast periods of time. Just as you feel that you are becoming familiar with a character or group, really getting a feel for them, the story jumps another hundred years into the future. It leaves the reader feeling no real connection with the story, however as the overall ...
Mazzman19091 28.06.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Foundation - Isaac Asimov
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Whimsically Equine (Tim the Tiny Horse - Harry Hill)
Advantages: funny and gentle Disadvantages: slight
...make an attempt at reviewing Tim as a stand-alone. I am happy to say that it acquits itself well. Tim is a horse, blue and so tiny that he lives in matchbox with a tic-tac box for a conservatory. A single Hoola-Hoop makes his lunch (he prefers barbecue beef flavour) and a fly (called Fly) is his best friend. Tim doesn't do much - apart from a few not very successful attempts at making it big in the media he seems to spend his days watching television ... ...necessary for enjoyment. For example, Tim has a bit of obsession with a newsreader called Anna Ford: I don't have a television so I am not familiar with Ms Ford (I checked and she's real and not a character in Tim's milieu), but I can still appreciate Tim's heartache. There is a wealth of astute observations of our modern lives in Tim's adventures and some of them brought tears of recognition to my eyes. I particularly enjoyed Tim's foray into the ...
magdadh 20.05.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Tim the Tiny Horse - Harry Hill
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Restaurant and galaxy book
Advantages: funny story, very well written Disadvantages: no disadvantages
...because I feel they are the chief books of Trampers to the galaxy. The CBOTTG are books that when the words are read the writing marks you in a thrilling and funny way. I never cause an almost terrible thing to happen like the reading of the Hitchhiker books to pass from my life. That is a most unverifiable thing I would be doing. Although the writer of this book was reputed to be a crotchety writer, I found his ideas were very substantial. His books ... ...With the five novels, belonging to the Hitchhikers guide trilogy, Douglas Adam gave his life to writing them in a very different way to other books which was to first begin in 1979 and to finish in 1992. The books have been read by millions of readers and they have been a very pleasant read, so I hope they will be read for hundreds of years. I am not sure, if future novels will ever be written like this but I had never once actually seen something ...
lovelyben 18.09.2006 · Read full review
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Review of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe - Douglas Adams
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Does my second head make me a deviant?
Advantages: Thoughtful, intelligent sci-fi... Disadvantages: ... some occasionally long-winded speeches
The Chsysalids by John Wyndham is a post-apolaclyptic vision of a world where people are obsessed with conformity to the norm, or in their words, "the image of God". Anyone who does not conform to this image becomes an outcast, and the women who are categorised as Deviants are sterilised before being sent off. The "image of God" has 2 arms, 2 legs, 2 eyes, 1 nose, 5 digits at the end of eat hand and foot… etc. You get the idea. The narrator of this ... ...is, so is safe from the religious-minded people around him, chief of whom is his father. Not so lucky is a girl he meets who has a physical deviation, and this causes him to wonder whether it really is the will of God being done by the zealots here… As David realises the danger his special talents wrought from his differences could cause, and becomes aware of others with the same talents, he is drawn instinctively away from his family. He knows that ...
CaptainDisaster 31.08.2005 · Read full review
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Review of The Chrysalids - John Wyndham
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Philips DVDR 3380
Easy set-up, simple to use, DivX playback, multiregion capable. (*)
Pioneer DEH-50UB
Car Radio - Panel Release - with CD Player - without CD-Changer - with MP3 Playback - 200 Watt
The Italian Cornetto
1CD(s) - Label:Arts Music - Distributor:New Note - DDD - Released:05/1998 - 600554734828
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