http://www.bibliotravel.com The newest books at BiblioTravel.com - where you can find books based on where the story takes place en http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3375 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3375Little Brother is a pseudo-YA book by Cory Doctorow - it alternates between very compelling passages and long segments of condescending explanations of basic computer terminology. Marcus is a teenager living in San Francisco, and he's into lots of geeky things with his friends. They get rounded up by the Department of Homeland Security in the aftermath of a terrorist attack and get treated brutally. Incensed, Marcus vows to bring down the DHS, mainly through his hacking abilities. This section o http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3374 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3374Subtitled "A Mystery of the Klondike" but most of the action takes place in Vancouver. Expensive silks imported across the Pacific are due to be transported across North America by train, but such wealth attracts crime like a magnet. Some men who are guarding the train decide to solve these crimes. Not bad. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3373 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3373This crime thriller is set in Toronto and follows the day to day trials and tribulations of police detectives Bergeron and Armstrong as well as a whole cast of criminals, petty and otherwise. Elmore Leonard in Canadian clothes. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3372 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3372An interesting book about a liberal high school sex ed teacher forced to teach a curriculum focused on abstinence. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3371 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3371Is the story of Alex, growing, rebelling from the bored and bourgeois Bologna society. And he knows love, friendship, loss, drugs and rock. And he rides his bike through the hills of Bologna. A real teen, hating school, listening to music and questioning himself if he is still the same "good boy" of a few years before. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3370 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3370 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3369 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3369Coetzee demonstrates his poorly affected Australian English. An Australian university library catalogue classifies 'Slow Man' under 'amputees-fiction', 'nurse and patient-fiction' and 'women novelists, Australian-fiction' (Elizabeth Costello makes an appearance in the later stage of the novel). Perhaps another category could be: 'great author, terrible novel'. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3368 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3368'1' because that is the default setting and changing it is pointless. Originally published in the collection 'Dunia Sukab', it is also published as a comic with drawings by Zacky. The 'comic-short story' looks back on the riots and rapes of May 1998 in Jakarta. It gives the perspective of a rape victim, a rapist and a child that is born because of a rape. The comic edition of the short story is published by Galang Press, 2001, in Yogyakarta. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3367 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3367'3' because there are three main parts to the novel. The novel consists of strands on jazz, perfume and 'an incident'. The 'incident' is the killing of civilians in Dili, East Timor during 1991. It was published in 1996 by Yayasan Bentang Budaya (Yogyakarta). The Lontar Foundation(Jakarta) has published an English translation of it. http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3366 http://www.bibliotravel.com/books.php?book=3366Well, there is no subsection for short stories. And this is a collection of short stories, which are, to a degree, largely autobiographical. The book is published by Scribe (Melbourne). The author teaches at the University of Melbourne. What is the purpose of giving the book a rating? I have chosen the number '10' as there are 10 stories in the collection.