Mammoth Book of 20th Century Science Fiction

Advantages: Some real gems
Disadvantages: Some dross

...The book, The Mammoth Book of 20th Century Science Fiction is edited by David G. Hartwell. It boasts on the front cover: that it is: "The biggest and best science Fiction Anthology Ever Published". And there, as they say, is the rub. Is it? Although I acknowledge that there are a great many good science fiction stories in this anthology, I would have to argue against it being the best. And as...

Martinscholes 12.11.2005 00:10 · Read review
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A Mediterranean Pampering Experience

Advantages: Smells gorgeous, easy to apply and left the surface of my skin feeling velvety smooth
Disadvantages: None

...Avon Planet Spa Mediterranean Olive Oil Hydrating Face Mask I?ve always taken very good care of my skin and have enjoyed using face masks, which enable me to relax and chill out. I generally tend to opt for Montagne Jeunesse products, particularly as they offer a huge variety and I like to alternate with the products that I use. Whilst browsing through an Avon brochure a couple...

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You don't read this book - you do it.

Advantages: Wonderful way to pass many afternoons together and learn science while having fun.
Disadvantages: N/A

...at an earlier age, and my 3 year old does have fun when we do this, but I feel age 6 would be the minimum to really understand much of the science behind the fun. That said you can have fun with this book at any age. I do think an most children could do this without any parental help by age 9, so perhaps that is where the age recommendation comes in - but I also think these books are more fun done as a family...

Marge3781 13.06.2012 19:01 · Read review
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