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Kill Me if you Can (James Patterson & Marshall Karp)

Star Rating: **** Pages: 463 First published in 2011 by Century I recently read an article that condemned James Patterson for his joint projects.  The author of the article was unrelenting in his disapproval of the split in workload: two people discuss the storyline and plan out the chapters but…

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The other side of Marrakech

When people travel to Morocco, and in particular the larger cities, they have an idea in mind of what to expect.   Narrow alleyways full to the brim with tiny little stalls that make up the prominent souks: a hive of activity both night and day.  Locals exploring the fresh, brightly coloured market produce…

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Neither here Nor there (Bill Bryson)

Star Rating: ** Pages: 312 First published in 1991 After years of others raving about Bill Bryson and his novels I took the plunge and added a couple of his titles to my Christmas List.  To say I am a little disappointed is probably an understatement.  Other than his occasional…

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The Grand Palaces of Marrakech

During the 21st Century Marrakech has become the hub for both economic growth and tourism.  Although it is only the fourth largest city in Morocco it seems to have become the most popular destination for many to visit.  The souks are an obvious draw, where shyness is a no-no and…

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Camping in France – A Visit to Souillac in the Dordogne

Souillac: A Great Location in the Dordogne Having never really explored France before, even though we are only a short drive away, the decision was made that 2013 would be the year of discovery. Before visiting this area of France we had only ever travelled to Normandy and Paris but…

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