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Advantages: Interesting Disadvantages: Leaves some important facts out
The book by Paul Britton The Jigsaw Man is An interesting book. It tells how an underachiever from a state secondary modern eventually became the best criminal forensic psychological profiler in the UK. In fact from reading Britton's glowing paean of praise for himself, one would be led to the conclusion that Britton was the only forensic psychological profiler in the UK.
The book details in somewhat gruesome detail all of the cases that Britton has been involved in.
By reading the book one obtain the impression that Britton single-handedly (aided or sometimes stymied by the police) solved a variety of high-profile cases from the Fred and Rosemary West murders, the murder of Caroline Osborne in Leicestershire, the vicious double sex-assault murder of Samantha Bissett and her 4-year-old daughter Jazmine to name only a few ...
Advantages: Great descriptions of the times, Australia Disadvantages: None
starts in London where Will is from and diaries his early life and then that of a worker man on the River Thames. It must have been an extremely hard time and one that we cannot really comprehend. The writer goes into great detail about how life was and it sounds so tough and dark but typical of the early 19th century. You get to see how the class system works and operates in that time and how family all work together to support each other, even at a very young age.
I think the author really makes you like Will and not necessarily feel sorry for him as his life has been hard, but just wish him to succeed in all his does. Yes, he has been on the wrong side of the law but those were the circumstances he found himself in and he works harder than any other character I have read about so for sheer grit and determination you have to be rooting ...
Advantages: Marilyn Monroe looking beautiful and singing well, good cast, beautiful views Disadvantages: Some dull bits, it's a Western!
In the year following the filming of Niagara, Marilyn Monroe only made two films - the star-studded There's No Business Like Showbusiness and River of No Return. The latter is a 1954 Western filmed in Canada and co-starring Robert Mitchum.
Marilyn plays a saloon singer called Kay Weston, while Rory Calhoun is her partner Harry. They seem happy together, but it soon becomes obvious that they have different priorities in life. Harry is obsessed with making money. He is a gambler who is selfish, greedy and not very likeable.
Kay, however, is sweet, maternal, caring and warm-hearted. She isn't a passive woman though; she is feisty and determined and not afraid to have a go at anything.
Matt Calder (Robert Mitchum) is a cowboy who ends up at the saloon where Kay works. He has just been reunited with his son Mark (played well by ...
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