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Uncommon Emotions

Childrens Toy Shop > Books > Gay and Lesbian
by: Lynn Galli

January 04, 2008

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Gulf Breeze

Childrens Toy Shop > Books > Gay and Lesbian
by: Gerri Hill

2004-04
As with all of the Gerri Hill books so far, this is a book that you just cant put down, until it has been read from cover to cover. Somehow you seem to get drawn into the story. Gerri does'nt just write sickly love stories, there is always an element of surprise, which sometimes keeps you on the edge of your seat. The characters are always very strong willed, and explained in such a way, you feel you actually know them. If you haven't read any books by Gerri Hill, then you are cheating yourself! I recommend every one of them.

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Wild Abandon

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by: Ronica Black

March 31, 2006
Doctor Chandler Brogan's favorite things start with the letter S: Speed, Sex, and as she soon discovers when a cop pulls her over on her motorcycle for reckless driving...Sarah.

Chandler is a clinical psychologist who focuses on sexual dysfunction, but her professional expertise has never made her personal life any easier. She spends more and more time searching for the ultimate connection, and when she fails, she escapes on her bike. Officer Sarah Monroe enjoys being in control, so much so that she can't let down her guard enough to achieve the intimacy she secretly craves.

From their first tumultuous meeting, the two women are drawn together in a battle of wills and a fiery sexual dance that neither can turn away ... Read More:

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Justice and the Politics of Difference

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by: Iris Marion Young

August 17, 1990
Iris Young makes us think about justice not as a set of debts we owe other individuals but as a set of relations between social groups. In a just society, no group is oppressed. Her chapter "Five Faces of Oppression" is a classic. She brings new insights to debates about welfare, affirmative action, and disability. This book also offers a thought-provoking discussion of community. Young argues that we have based our idea of community on the rural life of an earlier age and that city life is where we should look for ideas about how community thrives in diversity.

Young tries to write for a general audience as well as for scholars. Sometimes, she succeeds, although the parts of the book that address particular groups ... Read More:

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Doing the Dirty Work?: The Global Politics of Domestic Labour

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by: Bridget Anderson

February 01, 2000
This book mixes the facts with selected quotations from the research which make it informative and pleasurable to read. This is a style that all too often, fails to reach the right balance. Not the case on this occasion

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Murder Most Gay

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by: John Simpson

May 15, 2008
This book mixes the facts with selected quotations from the research which make it informative and pleasurable to read. This is a style that all too often, fails to reach the right balance. Not the case on this occasion

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Rope Bondage: Precision and Persuasion with Rope with DVD (S/M Tech): Precision and Persuasion with Rope (Dem-lab Presents S/M Tech)

Childrens Toy Shop > Books > Gay and Lesbian
by: Scott Smith

August 08, 2007
This book mixes the facts with selected quotations from the research which make it informative and pleasurable to read. This is a style that all too often, fails to reach the right balance. Not the case on this occasion

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Sexualities and Society: A Reader

Childrens Toy Shop > Books > Gay and Lesbian
from: Polity Press

December 20, 2002
This book mixes the facts with selected quotations from the research which make it informative and pleasurable to read. This is a style that all too often, fails to reach the right balance. Not the case on this occasion

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Swimming-pool Library

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by: Alan Hollinghurst

July 06, 1989
The first Hollinghusrts book I read was "the folding star" and I thought it was a very good book, full of great characters and unforseen twists and turns and on that level i wasn't disappointed when i came to the much hyped "the swimming-pool library".

Just like "The folding star" Hollinghurst's debut novel is packed with original characters from the eccentric Lord Nantwich and his string of colourful butlers, the main character the Hon Charles Beckwith who stumbles from boy to boy and club to club and Charles's hilarious young nephew Rupert.

The book tells two stories, through Charles himself and through the diarys of Lord Nantwich that he reads. The diarys span decades and recount his experiences of such far off places ... Read More:

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The Thief's Journal

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by: Jean Genet

December 01, 2004
The first Hollinghusrts book I read was "the folding star" and I thought it was a very good book, full of great characters and unforseen twists and turns and on that level i wasn't disappointed when i came to the much hyped "the swimming-pool library".

Just like "The folding star" Hollinghurst's debut novel is packed with original characters from the eccentric Lord Nantwich and his string of colourful butlers, the main character the Hon Charles Beckwith who stumbles from boy to boy and club to club and Charles's hilarious young nephew Rupert.

The book tells two stories, through Charles himself and through the diarys of Lord Nantwich that he reads. The diarys span decades and recount his experiences of such far off places ... Read More: