Eddy Loves Frank - Ed Palermo Big Band

Advantages: Good story, nice bright pictures, easy to read
Disadvantages: none from my house

...from him and so Mr Big was feeling very small inside. Mr Big would go out to the café but everyone left and when he got on the bus all the other passengers would get off. No one ever got to see the real Mr Big only what they thought he was like. But one day when Mr Big was out he noticed a piano sitting in a shop window and he thought it looked all alone like he was so he decided to buy it. Mr Big took the piano home and soon sat and thought about all the things which made him sad and started to play. The music he was playing soon reached the outside and people started to wonder who was playing and making the music. Just what would people make of the music when they found out it was coming from Mr Big and would it mean the end of him being lonely? This really is a lovely book which Jacob loves. He was attracted to the front cover... Read review

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Advantages: Another top helping of folk rock music
Disadvantages: Not quite as good as his debut helping

...And there I was thinking what to write my latest helping of review stew on...and having written a review on his first album it would be stupid not to review his latest album. Ipso facto, here it is!! For those who haven't seen my review on his debut album "Sleep is for the Week", (hint hint!) the man is Frank Turner, former lead singer of punk band Million Dead, and the album is "Love, Ire & Song" - his second solo album, released back in March this year on Xtra Mile Records. His first helping of folk-rock tracks about lost loves and drunken evenings was a fantastic record. Showing a song-writing side that many people knew he could produce, but to do it consistently through a 13-track album showed great prowess and talent. But could this second helping realistically stand up, or be just another "difficult second album"? Well put... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent read, gripping story.
Disadvantages: None that I found

...he confessed to Anne that when they got out he would reinvent himself. The story "The Boy who loved Anne Frank" is a fictional story, the author was inspired to write in after visiting Anne Franks house in Amsterdam where a tour guide told her that they had no account of what happened to Peter Van Daan, this led her to think what might have happened to Peter after the camps were liberated. And so the story was born. Some of the events in the book are based on true events, the play that was produced following the publication of the diary and the legal disputes that followed. The story of Peter however is completely fictional. However the book is so well written you could easily believe that it was a true story of what happened to Peter. The author has done a lot of research which adds to the plot and the general presentation... Read review

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