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The encyclopedia of serial killers (Crime)

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The encyclopedia of serial killers (Crime)

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Author: Michael Newton:

(Born 1951) is an American author best known for his work on Don Pendleton.

Newton began work on the Executioner series by co-writing The Executioner's War Book with Pendleton in 1977. Since then he has been a steady writer for the series with almost 90 entries to his credit, which triples the number written by creator Don Pendleton. His skills and knowledge of the series have allowed him to be picked by the publishers to write the milestone novels such as #100, #200, and #300. Writing under the pseudonym Lyle Brandt, Michael Newton has also become a popular writer of Western novels.

Publication date: 15 May 2006
Main characters: In this book the protagonists are the criminals who star in each crime narrated.
Summary: The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers, Second Edition" provides accurate, unglamorized information on hundreds of serial murder cases - from early history to the present. It includes new major serial killers who have come to light since the first edition was published, as well as many older cases that have been solved, such as the Green River Killer, or further investigated like Jack the Ripper and the "Zodiac" Killer.

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Deborah Figueroa´s review: The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers

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Deborah Figueroa´s review: The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers

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"A horrible book. Not that it's not informative or interesting. I just feel disgusted after reading it. Why did I read this? Why are people so horrible?"

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Mel Robinson´s review: Fifty Shades of Grey

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Mel Robinson´s review: Fifty Shades of Grey

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Garbage. Absolutely horrifying, utter trash. A waste of trees, bookshelf space and precious, oh so very fucking precious braincells. Honestly, why is this even published? Every single book store in Sydney is promoting this tripe, claiming it to be some kind of awesome romance novel. Are you absolutely shitting me? There is nothing romantic at all about this 'book'. And I don't mean the BDSM erotica themes, I mean the fifty levels of abuse in this friggin' thing.

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Author: E. L. James:
Erika Mitchell was born on March 7, 1963, to a Chilean mother and Scottish father, a BBC cameraman. Raised in Buckinghamshire, and with a private education, James studied history at the University of Kent, before becoming an assistant to a director of studies at the National Film and Television School in Beaconsfield
Mitchell had worked as a television executive. She lives in West London with her husband, screenwriter Niall Leonard, and their two teenage children, for more than 20 years.
For a time she used her husband's last name, Erika Leonard.

Publication date: 25 May 2011
Main characters: Anastasia Steele
and Christian Grey.
Summary: Anastasia Steele, a literature student, attends an interview with millionaire Christian Gray as a favor for her roommate and discovers a handsome, bright and intimidating man. The innocent and naive Ana, who has begun to desire him despite her enigmatic reservation, ends up desperate to approach him. Unable to resist Ana's beauty and free spirit, Gray admits that he loves her too, but on his own terms. Ana doubts when she discovers Christian's unique sexual tastes. Despite his success in international business, his vast wealth and his beloved family, Christian is consumed by his need to control everything. As they both know each other, Ana discovers Christian's secrets and explores her own desires.

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Questions to learn more about students' taste:
Questions to learn more about students' taste:
No 1. Favorite book?
2. Favorite genre?
3. How much do you read monthly?
4. You have the habit of reading?
5. Do you like school books?
6. Do you read on your own?

Answers
1. "Buscando a Alaska" /  "El niño come libros"/ "El alquimista" /  ""After the earthquake" / "Hamlet" / "La Polilla en el Baúl"

2. Suspense / Informative / Crime / Crime / Romance / Romance

3. One book / One book / Two books/ Two books / Five books / One book

4. No / No / Yes / So So / Yes / No

5. Some / No / No / No / Yes / Yes

6. Yes  / Sometimes / Yes / Yes / Yes / No

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Marvin Johnson´ s review: The encyclopedia of Serial Killers

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Marvin Johnson´ s review: The encyclopedia of Serial Killers

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"Don't ask me why I am fascinated by serial killers but I am. And from all the rave reviews for this book I am clearly not the only one. If you do want an informative, no nonsense book about the topic that covers pretty much any aspect you can think of and doesn't try to sensationalize, this is it. There are well written accounts of many serial killers going from obscure to the famously notorious. Excellent informational text that entertains without going over the edge."

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Abbi Glines's review: Fifty Shades of Grey

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Abbi Glines's review: Fifty Shades of Grey

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Okay… I realized by people's comments that I never said exactly what I thought about this book. Well, I loved it. I've now read it four times. Christian Grey ranks right up there with Travis Maddox in my book boyfriend world. This series is addicting. When I need a good read this is my "go to" series. I didn't know what to think about this because I wasn't sure how I felt about BDSM… but this is sooooo much more than that. One of the BEST love stories I've read to date.

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The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers:
What we liked about this book is that the plot is interesting and does not make you bored.
Each case is spectacular, it is indecipherable what will happen in the future.

Hamlet:
Reading Hamlet is exquisite, the monologues of each character are deep and thoughtful, the general language of the whole work is to savor and the tragic and enveloping plot. A classic to enjoy.

Why is a good idea create a book club?

Working together, facilitates learning, in this case, about books. That is why creating a reading club is good, because we can acquire knowledge in society.

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Why it is important to read in these times?

Reading in these times is important, because it teaches us things that we do not learn otherwise.
In addition, it makes our mind work differently than daily.

Apart, reading expands our vocabulary.

We need motivation for reading to become part of our lives and open our minds and creativity

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In the world:
1. Don Quixote
2. A tale of two cities
3. The Lord of the Rings
4. The Little Prince
5. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
6. And Then There Were Non
7. The Hobbit
8. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
9. The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe
10. She: A History of Adventure

In Chile:
1. Weona tu podi

2. Horóscopo chino 2020

3. Notre Dame

4. Los Compas Escapan De Prisión

5. Magallanes

6. De la Tierra al Alma

7. Agenda Pascualina tradicional 2020

8. Ajuste de Cuenta

9. El diario de Eliseo

10. Astrología para tiempos difíciles