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READING RECOMMENDATIONS for the week of 30 April to 6 May 2018. •

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[i=s] Editado por Pedro_P en 23-4-2018 10:14 PM *

READING RECOMMENDATIONS for the week of 30 April to 6 May 2018. (★) Please friends, recommend a single book and your reading recommendation should contain the following information:

  1. The title and author(s) of the book you have chosen to recommend it.
  2. The link that leads to the thread that contains the selected book and...
  3. A brief opinion or comment that expresses your reasons for recommending it. Everyone feel free to exchange opinions and ideas here and also to make the suggestions they feel necessary to improve our group. Thank you all for your help and cooperation. (★) Our members can propose the names of some users readers who will be selected so that they also make their recommendation of weekly reading. @penprak @Basston @abhilasha1951

[i=s] Edited by penprak at 24-4-2018 08:35 AM *

Author: Stuart Woods

Series: Ed Eagle series

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Description: Ed Eagle[backcolor=transparent] is a lawyer working in Santa Fe (New Mexico), and the series is written around is exploits. The series has as of now 4 books, and they can be found on forum at[/backcolor] [backcolor=transparent] [/backcolor] [backcolor=transparent]https://www.craxme.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2807&highlight=Stuart%2BWoods[/backcolor] [backcolor=transparent] [/backcolor] [backcolor=transparent] [/backcolor]

Christian Jacq - Ramses Series This was an excellent story of the great Pharaoh, Ramses II. While it is clearly fiction, most of the action is consistent with what is known about him. It probably presents him as a more sympathetic ruler than he was, but captures his boldness and shrewd management of Egypt.

The action is told from the point of view of Ramses, his older brother who was passed over in favor of him, and his 4 friends from school, including the Biblical Moses. In this case, however, Moses was not raised in the palace as another Prince of Egypt. The book is in multiple volumes, so there is space enough to get to know the characters and to cover a lot of the known actions of the the Pharaoh.

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Christian Jacq - Ramses Series

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