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Well written and informative, 7 Mar 2010

This is an easy to read, but extremely helpful book. I have no complaints about it, only compliments. The author treats the reader as an adult whilst appreciating that the reader may be new to poetry, she strikes the perfect balance in speaking to the reader. This should be a part of any poetry fan's book collection.

Excellent, the best collection of Sinatra's music, 7 Mar 2010

This is what I would consider a proper collection of Frank Sinatra's work. If you're looking for My Way, New York New York, and Strangers In The Night - then it's recommended you also buy the collection 'My Way'.

As for this CD, this is Frank Sinatra at his prime, and it's more listenable for the very reason that it contains less-played songs from his career. The problem with the CD 'My Way' is that we've heard it all before, it's like The Beatles - by all means get the Greatest Hits, but eventually you'll get fed up of Love Me Do and want to check out 'Abbey Road' or 'The White Album.'

Buy this and 'My Way' and you've got a fantastic introduction to Sinatra. This… Read more

"You had to come, Calling My Singularity, In Scorn, Imprisonment", 2 Mar 2010

Fantastic first book of poetry by the late Ted Hughes, no complaints. It's an electic mix including nature poems and those that deal with emotion, such as "Two Phases" which I quoted in the title of this review.

This is what I did: I bought his first book, his last book, and the Collected Works. So the first, the last, and everything in between. I was not disappointed by this, or by Birthday Letters (his final publication), or by The Collected Works.