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It's still crazy that all of this happened during three days...

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Tore Renberg is a famous writer (and also a musician and literary critic) from Norway. He's most known for his books about Jarle Klepp, several of them being adapted into norwegian movies. See You Tomorrow is the first book in the teksas-series, and was first published the 25th of October 2013 in Norway. It's the story about a

I's Weekly Update

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Hey hey! It's weird when you've done so many things that there's suddenly a week where you don't have any plans... It's been kind of nice to, and I've spent the time working, reading and starting on my exam. This week I also finished "See You Tomorrow" by Tore Renberg. I did'nt think I would, but I got

Ida's Weekly update (although it's about the past two weeks)

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Hi! I did'nt post an update last week because the past two weeks have been aboslutely crazy and I never made the time for it. Sorry about that... First of all, I finally finished "Trigger Warning"! Definetly one of the most speical books I've read (you can read my review HERE). It's so much to write about that

I's October Book Haul

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The Bachman Book by Stephen King (Adlibris, online) For years, readers wrote asking if Richard Bachman was really world-bestselling Stephen King writing under another name. Now the secret is out - and so, brought together in one volume, are these three spellbinding stories of future shock and suspense. The Long Walk: A chilling look at the ultra-conservative America

Weekly update from Ida

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Last week went by so fast I almost could'nt believe it. It's been a really busy week both at work and at home. So, here's a picture of my second home; the desk at the office. Now I've been in Tromsø, working at the newspaper for 52 days, and I've got 31 days to go. This week was

Weekly Update

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By >Ida Elise with 0 Comments

This has been a really weird week. My up until now biggest article (four pages long!) was published in the newspaper I'm working in, and it turned out pretty good! It's so much fun when you work really hard with things and they turn out good. But, since karma have to balance up our life, I got sick

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