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Like many readers I came to Dan Brown’s Deception Point via The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons. Sadly, it doesn’t carry the same intrigue as those books yet that shouldn’t put a reader off.

If you don’t like Jack Welch’s approach I believe there are interesting lessons about the capabilities of people and what they can bring to business for anybody regardless of the size of company or position you hold within it.

It’s very easy to get sucked into the world Dan Brown’s novel, The Da Vinci Code.

It’s not dull or bland in anyway but, perhaps because there’s a little of the 60s hippy left in Bob Harris, you feel the measured approach is entirely appropriate.

An absorbing and very well-written book that proves that people in the public eye and just like the rest of us.

I finished Mike Daisey’s inside story of amazon.com on the beach yesterday.

As a reader you will observe William but you will not become emotionally attached.

A short time after The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert came out, the producer Al clark, wrote a book about the making of the film. I have been meaning to read that book for almost ten years and, finally, I got round to it.

Accomplish British author, Patrick Gale, wrote a mini-biography of Armistead Maupin’s life to date. It’s an interesting story of where the Tales series came from and I just submitted my review to Amazon.

I don’t often re-read books that I have read before but for some reason I decided to re-read Dan Savage’s story of the adoption he undertook with his boyfriend, Terry. The second time round it’s just as great at the first time I read it.