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Case Logic Digital SLR
Kit includes:
♦ 1) Case Logic Digital SLR Zoom Holster Camera Bag/Case (Black)
♦ 2) Precision Design Mini Microfiber Lens Cloth with Neoprene Pouch

This Case Logic Zoom Digital SLR Holster …

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I remember back a few years ago when I wouldn’t be caught dead reading a book (sure I read Harry Potter, but that’s pretty much obligatory now in days). Artemis Fowl changed that.

Main Character: Meet young master Artemis Fowl Jr.,son of criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl I and heir to the Fowl fortune. Oh, and I did I mention he’s also a twelve year old genius?

Plot: Just from reading the sypnosis you know that this book is bound to be interesting, and while it may seem a bit confusing and hard to pull of, trust me when I say that the author knows what he’s doing.
Young Artemis’s father has gone missing after an accident involving the Russin Mafiya. He’s been missing for about two years now and has even been declared dead. But Artemis still hasn’t lost hope, and won’t stop at anything to rescue him. But just how does he expect to gain enough money to search for his father and restore the family fortune? Simple. Kidnapping a fairy. That’s right, and after getting his hands on the Book of the People (a.k.a the fairies’ bible), Artemis learns of the famous fairy ransom gold. He uses this and some other knowledge provided by the book to kidnap none other than Captain Holly Short (our other main character). Why Captain? Well it just so happens that Short is member and first female recon officer of the LEP, the Lower Elements Police (try to imagine the CIA about a hundred years from now. Yeah, it’s that advanced). Obviously they’re not to happy about this, and will do all it takes to get one of their best officers back. It’s super high-tech LEP vs. famous prodigy Artemis Fowl, who will win? Read and find out.

This book is simply spectacular and incredibly well written. The colorful characters, funny dialogue (except for some minor toilet jokes, but again very few and not that gross), and amazingly well written plot make Artemis Fowl a first class young adult fiction that can even pass as a decent adult thriller. Great action, fast read, and no nec
Garmin GPS Nuvi 300

This pedometer was a little difficult to set up. My husband is an engineer, and think he read too much into it. LOL. I kept reminding him, “this is not a missle”. However, after the hour it took to set up, we were very happy. Works perfectly,very accurate and it motivates me. The strap is nice, has a very tight grip and special lock. The only thing is it doesn’t keep track of movements on an exercise bike. But that’s OK. My husband uses it on the treadmill, and it works there. I like the readable numbers, so I don’t have to get my glasses! Great product, and our health insurance gives us credit for taking a proactive health stance.
Garmin Nuvi 300 Accessory

This is wonderful book! Ever curious about what happens behind the scenes of a circus? Well this story shows that it’s nothing like you’ve ever imagined. Jacob Jankowski is en route to become a veternarian when all of a sudden he loses his parents and everything changes. He decides to run away and runs into a traveling circus. He eventually gets a job with them as their “vet”, and gets an inside look on the running of the circus. But wait, now Jacob is a 90… or is it 93 year old man living in a dull nursing home. The way that this novel flashes back and forth between the present old man and the past young Jacob as his story with the circus and the excentric characters he meets there adds a wonderful effect to this story. It’s a must read, once you pick up the book, you won’t want to put it down until the end. You’ll never believe the crazyness behind the freakshows and the secretive and passionate characters behind the facade of happiness.
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