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4 comments about The Far Corner: A Mazy Dribble Through North East Football.

1. If you've ever wondered why football is such a followed tradition amongst the English hordes, this book should give you the clearest indication yet. It follows the life of one football fan as he travels around as many of the grounds in the North East of England as he can. With wonderful commentry, Pearson conveys the passion, the pride and the downright ridiculous of the average football fan. This book is a must for those that wish to relive those days of pints, pies and scarfs and an even greater must for those who wish to find out what all the fuss is about. A glowing testiment to the game, although some of the characters described might not agree!



2. buy this one.
   Just a joy to read. Humorous, poignant, hopeful, despairing.
   For the non-soccer (football, please) lover, there is a wealth of social history, humour and insight into the british/english psyche. Every page a joy.



3. This is the best read I've had in ages. An extremely humorous account of one man's winter spent visiting numerous football grounds on match days in the North East of England, a traditional hot bed for the game. So many accurate 'tell it like it is' observations of the local outlook on life in general.



4. I think the book is great and is certainly entertaining, but it translates poorly for an American.
   
   Each chapter is a different trip to a game. The stories are interesting enough but I know very little about the specific region so I had trouble remembering what teams are where. The author does little to describe the different regions and the teams for that matter. Very choppy and difficult to understand with an American mind, but could be worth a read if you love soccer.

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5 comments about True Brit: The Story of Singing Sensation Britney Spears.

1. This book is the best book I have ever read. SERIOUSLY! It's wonderful. Beth Peters uses a great technique of writing to make it very interesting. It's not just a book that you sit down and read through. It's got quizzes about Brit, facts (from her fave things to the address of where to get a script of the play "Ruthless" that she stared in), and information on her former MMC stars and where they are now. In between all that, it tells the story of super star, Britney Spears. If you like Brit, and want to learn cool facts that you probably don't know, but don't feel like sitting and reading a whole book, get this. It's interactive, and a bunch fun. GO GET IT!



2. well iam a big BRITNEY SPEARS fan and than i buy this book and man this book is great is not like other book well this book will make u happy that u buyed this one .it has picture and quize



3. 7 Years Ago Britney Spears Retired From the mmc mickey mouse club and till recriet



4. This was the worst book I ever read.



5. My 9 yr. old daughter is a huge Britney fan & loved this book. It is well writen & has lots of info!