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October 23rd, 2010
We used the SteamVac to clean the carpet in our son’s nursery after we converted it from a home gym as well as our hallways, master bedroom, and living room area rug. The gym-to-nursery carpet was dirty and smelled like a locker room. After using the SteamVac just once with the solution provided, the carpet looked like new and the smell was gone from the room. It was incredibly easy to put together, use, and clean out. We have used it several times since and my in-laws want to borrow it. There have been no leaking issues at all. We used to get our carpets professionally cleaned by a local service but decided we could do it ourselves and spend less to purchase one than we would for one cleaning. We were right. We searched local stores and other websites, Amazon had the best price overall. We would highly recommend purchasing this SteamVac.
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October 12th, 2010
By Jamie Poston
Artemis Fowl was written by Eoin Colfer in 2001 and published in New York City by Hyperion Books. Although this adventure/fantasy was written by an American it is staged mainly in Ireland. In the beginning of the book, Artemis travels to the sweltering city of Ho Chi Minh, which was called Saigon, and is located in Vietnam because he wants to find a fantastical fairy book. This lively, suspenseful and humorous book features the boy wonder, Artemis Fowl in his attempt to get gold from the fairies when he kidnaps one of them. Being the first book in a series of 6, this book starts the chronicles of the adventure for Artemis Fowl. Only 5 books are completed. Hopefully, the 6th book in the Artemis Fowl series by Colfer will be out soon.
Artemis Fowl, who is the central character, is a boy of 12, a genius, and a criminal mastermind. Accompanying him on all his adventures, his massive bodyguard and sidekick, Butler, protects Artemis, aids him, and obeys him on all his capers. In this 1st book, Artemis promptly discovers that fairies do exist when he finds their Fairy Book, which is the rule book for all fairies and called The Book. Artemis is greedy and decides to kidnap a fairy because he wants to ransom her for precious fairy gold. The fairy’s name is Holly. She has a centaur friend, Foaly and a disgusting dwarf digger named Mulch Diggums, to help her thwart Artemis’ plans. Sneakily, Foaly and Mulch Diggums try to free Holly from Artemis. In the end will Holly escape from the boy genius?
Thought provoking, enjoyable, and unique, Artemis Fowl is definitely a great children’s book. From the in-depth and captivating Artemis to the stubborn and green Holly, this book boasts a wide range of characters. This story will keep the reader guessing until the very last page because of its unique storyline. Excitingly, vividly, and startlingly, at one point a troll bursts into the Fowl Manor, which is Artemis’s house, and rampages around while
Good Things to Eat
October 7th, 2010
I just love my new Kindle, it is easy to use with the page buttons on each side, the screen is great for reading, just like reading a book, the screen does not fade when reading in sunlight. I also like being able to download my books, Readers Digest and books from our local library, I am so glad I decided to purchase my new Kindle.
Dogs Don t Eat
September 28th, 2010
Having heard about the controversy surrounding this book, I borrowed it from a friend to read. I found the plot incredibly unbelievable (the mere premise begs credulity), the characterization flat and uninteresting, and the attempted portrayal of race relations cringeworthy. The whole book made me uncomfortable and slightly nauseated. It is patronizing and pretentious. I read it through to the end but would not recommend this to anyone.
Where to Eat Boston
August 18th, 2010
I’ve been using someone else’s Kindlefor a few months now and just bought my own (wished I’d waited until the $139 ones came out, though). It’s fantastic – easy to read. And I love that I receive books in a flash!
But one!
When Do We eat
August 17th, 2010
Bought one for my Auntie and she is very happy to be able to play the video games on her own ipod rather than borrowing my iphone all the time! Great touch, the only complaint is Apple should have provided the usb wall charger head part, it cost 15-20 dollars.
Foods We Eat The
August 6th, 2010
Please Don t Eat Sadly, this book is out of print and even more sadly, a lot of people have talked themselves out of reading it because they assume it is nothing more than Jean Kerr’s sunny suburbia with kids, …
August 2nd, 2010
July 31st, 2010
The 2009 2014 Outlook This econometric study covers the latent demand outlook for ready-to-eat muesli breakfast cereals across the prefectures and cities of Japan. Latent demand (in millions of U.S. dollars), or …
July 27th, 2010
Eat to Heal The This is the best book I have ever read that tells me not only why to eat more fruits, vegetables and grains — but also how to cook them. I highly recommend it for all kitchens. …