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Power Hold'em Strategy»rank: 14941par: Daniel Negreanu
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Dungeons of Dread booster»rank: 4231de: Wizards of the Coast
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The Official Scrabble Page-A-Day Calendar 2009»rank: 5061par: Joe Edley, John D. Williams
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Vinyl Cafe Coast to Coast Story Service»rank: 4154par: Stuart McLean
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101 Designer One-Skein Wonders: A world of possibilities inspired by just one skein»rank: 1280par: Judith Durant
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I'm With the Band: Confessions of a Groupie»rank: 10385par: Pamela Des Barres
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World Of Warcraft Atlas The Burning Crusade»rank: 10149par: Blizzard
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Heavier Than Heaven: A Biography of Kurt Cobain»rank: 3286par: Charles R Cross
Chroniques et points de vue:From :The art of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain was all about his private life, but written in a code as obscure as T.S. Eliot's. Now Charles Cross has cracked the code in the definitive biography Heavier Than Heaven, an all-access pass to Cobain's heart and mind. lt reveals many secrets, thanks to 400-plus interviews, and even quotes Cobain's diaries and suicide notes and reveals an unreleased Nirvana masterpiece. At last we know how he created, how lies helped him die, how his family and love life entwined his art--plus, ... |
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How to Be a Canadian»rank: 1228par: Will & Ian Ferguson
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:How to be a Canadian. Don't worry: here, the phrase is not punctuated by the usual soul-searching question mark. lnstead, the Ferguson brothers boldly assert that, since they have both been Canadian their whole lives, they are uniquely qualified to dissect Canadian society. Besides, Margaret Atwood told them to do this book, but that's another story. As a guidebook, How to Be a Canadian contains 'a wealth of information gathered from fact-filled articles that [the authors] sort of remember reading somewhere,' but frankly, the facts are there as ... |
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Tales from the Toronto Maple Leafs»rank: 11605par: David Shoalts
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:How to be a Canadian. Don't worry: here, the phrase is not punctuated by the usual soul-searching question mark. lnstead, the Ferguson brothers boldly assert that, since they have both been Canadian their whole lives, they are uniquely qualified to dissect Canadian society. Besides, Margaret Atwood told them to do this book, but that's another story. As a guidebook, How to Be a Canadian contains 'a wealth of information gathered from fact-filled articles that [the authors] sort of remember reading somewhere,' but frankly, the facts are there as ... |