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The Hundred Foot Jouney
Published on 2010-06-17 05:09:00
The Hundred Foot Journeyby Richard C. MoraisPublished by: Alma Books Review by VickyOrginal artwork by Fossfor The Hundred Foot Journey is essentially the depiction of a talented young man's rise to culinary fame and success from his humble roots in India to the sophistication of Parisian culture. Written in first person narrative, the book portrays with great accuracy the historical, physical and emotional starting point from which this young man; Hassan, begins his journey into prosperous adu
Breaking Distance
Published on 2010-06-16 12:00:00
by Dan PowellIn her night dress, Lucy raced down the stairs to reach the phone before it beeped over to answer machine. It could only be Alec calling this late and he hated to leave messages.“Hello babe,” she said, the brightness in her voice a little hollow.“Hi sweetheart,” Alec slurred, “did I wake you?”“No,” Lucy looked at the clock, “It’s only just half ten.”“I’m on the train.”Lucy breathed out, not quite huffing.“I left the car at work. Had one too many.
World Cup Reading
Published on 2010-06-12 10:44:00
by The Lone Ranger Amidst fears from book retailers that sales will dip over the next 4 weeks during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, we recommend you enjoy the best football record of all time, Black Grape's England's Irie, which was released way back in 1996 - hence the poor quality of the video I'm afraid! And if you would like to cheer up the publishers and want a book to go with your World Cup extras, then buy Anthony Cartwright's book Heartland - who we interviewed way back in
