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The Graveyard Book, by Neil Gaiman

December 29, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

I’d love to be a writer in England. It sounds as if they’re all amazingly

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Everything is Illuminated, by Jonathan Safran Foer

November 19, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Any old writer can turn a good story into a bad book, but can a

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Sun Tzu’s The Art of War

November 7, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

I don’t like history. I have enough problem trying to remember and understand the goings

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Tomorrow, When The War Began (Part 1: the book)

August 26, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

The movie‘s just around the corner, and I just so happen to have a copy

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A short history of the world, by H.G. Wells

August 18, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Take a look at this book (excuse my crappy photography skills – I’m working on

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The future? You’re living in it, baby!

May 4, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Non-fiction books, especially science ones, have a terrible tendency to become dated very quickly, as

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High and mighty

March 7, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

I still clearly remember the day in high school English when my teacher decried the

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A particularly moving read

February 24, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Purpose designed to be read on the bog, Trivia for the Toilet comes with a

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How language works, by David Crystal

February 19, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Considering that I picked this up as a Penguin Classics edition from Borders for $10

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Gooooooaaaaaal!

January 31, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Despite the tragic early onset of Alzheimers, Unseen Academicals shows that popular fantasy author Terry

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Australians all let us… eat meat?

January 26, 2010 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

In the same tradition that saw Coca-Cola being associated with Christmas through their popularised image

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What’s the catch?

December 28, 2009 Caesar Wong Books, Reviews

Reviewing a literary classic is fraught with danger, if only because there’s bound to be

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