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Linda Cockburn
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Living the Good Life - Revamped: How One Family Changed Their World From Their Own Backyard:
"I read Linda Cockburn and Trev Wittmer's original Living the Good Life 2o years ago and it was lovely to revisit.
Linda, Trev and Caleb's experiment of attempting to live without spending money and thereby lowing their household footprint of earth exp" Read more of this review » |
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"dnf at 35% (page 162)
the mars house was one of my most anticipated releases of 2024, as natasha pulley is (was?) one of my favourite all time favourite authors. firstly, the good bits: pulley's writing was extremely compelling as always, and the conc" Read more of this review » |
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"While I loved the unrepentant joy given towards Mandarin, unfortunately this book was impressively sinophobic and xenophobic, and randomly fucking zionist. Furthermore this author lacks imagination, a sufficient understanding of science, and as well "
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Jason Micallef's review
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The Quiet Revolution: Debt Free and Working Less - How our Species Survives:
"One of the greatest and most life changing books I have ever read.
I am a recent Permaculturist but also still an aggressive Property Investor, a role tied very heavily with our flawed Capitalist Paridgm. It has been nearly 6 months since I read it, a" Read more of this review » |
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Glad you enjoyed it - with enough reviews like that I might be enticed into writing the 2 sequels!
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Somewhat like Eat My Shadow but with guns. Lots and lots of guns :-) What could have been irredeemably Mad Max, with a lot of technical descriptions of planes, fuel, guns and gun battles (which I admit to skimming - it was mostly meaningless to me an ...more |
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Linda Cockburn
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Anne Howlers’s review
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Button Up Buttercup: Book Two (Eat My Shadow 2)
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Thanks Anne, a great review. But I don't see it as primarily brutal or 'Mad Max.' - there are no violent scenes, no shoot outs, chase downs, no cars.
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| Aussie Readers: **Autumn Reading Challenge - 2014** | 541 | 280 | Jul 04, 2014 07:58PM | |
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