Road That Never Ends, A - Sean Wilson

Road to Nab End - I Wished It'd Never End

Advantages: Terrific stories, very interesting read
Disadvantages: A little disjointed in places

After completing my first movie review fairly recently, and my first CD review only weeks ago, I decided to have a crack at doing a book review, something I haven't tried before. The Road to Nab End is a terrific book and one that I have read several times. The Road to Nab End, by William Woodruff, is the true story of the author living in Blackburn in the 1920's/30s. Woodruff, nicknamed Billy, describes his experiences of living in a gruff, northern milltown like Blackburn in its zenith in the first person viewpoint that could descend into nostalgic one off anecdotes but somehow doesn't. Woodruff lived in extreme poverty with his family in the ccentre of the town. His childhood years reveal attitudes in Britain towards religion, war and industry. Woodruff's writing possesses his childhood innocence - he didn't understand religion ...

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The Summer That Never Was

Advantages: Great story and easy to read.
Disadvantages: It doesn't take long to read!

Peter Robinson - The Summer That Never Was Peter Robinson wrote his first Inspector Banks novel (Gallows View) back in 1987. He has written 14 in the series the latest being Playing With Fire which is out now on hardback. The Summer That Never Was is his 13th and the last one out in paperback. If you are thinking about reading them then it isn?t necessary to read them in order as I haven?t and can still follow the plot. They are all based around Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks who has moved from London to the Yorkshire Dales for a less stressful life. Well it turns out that life up North isn?t as peaceful as he thought! I bought my first Peter Robinson novel as a joke. My boss has the same name and I thought I?d give it a bash. Being into crime/thriller books it wasn?t much of a risk. Now I?m glad and I am working my way ...

salem_witch 26.02.2004 · Read full review
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will the road ever end?????

Advantages: funny, great cast, entertaining
Disadvantages: not a usual horror flick

, Frank and the family decide to help her. As mile follows yet another mile, a horrible dread seizes the family. They can?t seem to get off the road. There are no other cars on the road. They do see occasional road signs which give them hope about getting off this never ending highway, but when they look on the map, the town does not exist. Slowly, the bickering family descends into madness they are drawn into an uncontrollable nightmare, where death is hanging above each and every one of them every time they stop the car. Directed By: Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Fabrice Canepa Dead End Written By: Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Fabrice Canepa Studio: Pathe Distribution Ltd Dead End Cast: Ray Wise, Alexandra Holden, Lin Shaye, Mick Cain, Billy Asher, Amber Smith, Karen Gregan, Steve Valentine, Sharon Madden, Clement Blake, Jimmy Skaggs ...

madhatter7880 29.07.2004 · Read full review
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