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Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it 9 years ago
Kindle FreebieAnd quite frankly, one of those really short ebooks that could get away with charging 5 bucks.The theme of the book is simple - No means no. Using the infamous and famous 50 Shades of Grey as a launching point, Trevithick presents many different ways in which no means no. There are var...
lorenalee
lorenalee rated it 10 years ago
The should-not-even-need-to-be-said-but-sadly-must message that "No Means No", no matter how it's phrased or put, in six short words. Then there are translations of the same into different languages, dialects, and also for example into 'pirate' and 'zombie'. The different languages are, sadly, not v...
lorenalee
lorenalee rated it 10 years ago
The should-not-even-need-to-be-said-but-sadly-must message that "No Means No", no matter how it's phrased or put, in six short words. Then there are translations of the same into different languages, dialects, and also for example into 'pirate' and 'zombie'. The different languages are, sadly, not v...
Cynically Sweet (Booklikes)
Cynically Sweet (Booklikes) rated it 10 years ago
I obtained a copy of No Shades of Grey by Rosen Trevithick during a promotional period when it was free on Amazon.com.au. The 13th to 17th February 2015 are the dates it is free so you may still be able to obtain a copy of your own if you are reading this within that time period.The book's aim is to...
Elaine White's Life in Books
Elaine White's Life in Books rated it 10 years ago
Even better than the first one. A laugh-a-minute, laugh-out-loud revolving door of giggles.
Claire loves to read!
Claire loves to read! rated it 11 years ago
This is a laugh-out-loud novella about a newly separated pensioner who, needing to raise some cash, settles on an unlikely new career as an author of erotica. Funny and light-hearted, this makes a great short story.
Claire loves to read!
Claire loves to read! rated it 11 years ago
From the outset, main character Emma was endearing, and the supporting characters well written and interesting. The dinner party really showed everyone's personality well, so I felt as if I got to know all the characters much better. The ensuing scene in the kitchen was laugh-out-loud funny and crin...
Elaine White's Life in Books
Elaine White's Life in Books rated it 11 years ago
This book has to be read to be believed. It was a laugh a minute. Full of shock and awe tactics.This is an amazing author, with an amazing story. I can't wait to read the next two books.
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ѦѺ rated it 12 years ago
i love this book! i retold the story to my nephew in our own dialect and stretched it out for a couple of nights. he loved it too and said that it was one of the best bedtime stories he heard!
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