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Excellent book: I have been painting for many years and this book is excellent. I have given many copies to my students. It is a great book for beginners and advanced artists alike. I highly recommend it.
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Excellent book: I have given this book to many of my students. It is a great book for beginners and for those who want to learn to paint. It's easy to read and the instructions are clear. I have given away several copies of this to my students and they all love it. Highly recommend!
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Grand Scope: I had this really nice experience of reading this book. I had read The Hobbit, The Silmarillion, and The Lord Of The Rings, and I was looking for something else. I had heard of this book, and I had heard that it was a children's book. I was curious, and I wanted to see what it was like. I was not disappointed.<br /><br />Farmer Giles Of Ham is a short story, but it is a very well written one. It is a story of a man who is not a hero, but who is a hero in his own way. It is also a story of the people of the land, and how they are affected by the events of the story. It is not a story of war, or of a great battle, but it has a grand scope to it. It is the story of a small man, and how he is able to do great things. It is about the people of a small village, and how their lives are affected by a great event. It is an allegory, and it is a story that is meant to be read by children, but it can be enjoyed by anyone.<br /><n><br />I think that this book is a great addition to the Tolkien canon. It is one of the few books that I have read that I would say is better than The Hobbit. It is shorter, but it packs a punch. It is well written, and it has a great story. It has a great message, and it can be read by anyone. I think that this is a great book, and that it is a great story.
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