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Dinotopia Sunstone Odyssey Xbox Game
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UPC:739069640161
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:XBOX_DINOTOPIA_SUNSTONE_ODYSSEY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | simulation, Sports |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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There is nothing more that I love to do than to read a book before I see it in the movies or on TV. For some reason, it the one rule in my life that I actually never break. Let’s face it. It is sort of the age old debate, but instead of the chicken or the egg, we are asking which is better the book or the movie/show. So with this in mind, I started Younger by Pamela Redmond Satran.The premise of the book is simple, 44 year-old Alice has had a difficult year and chooses New Year’s Eve to make a wish to be younger. She has never looked her age, but with her recent weight loss, she is looking pretty good. It is not that she wants to be twenty again, but Alice would like to have the opportunities of a young professional starting out with no judgement or sideways glances from the adolescent HR people. If you think that the job market is difficult for 20 and 30 somethings, you can imagine how difficult it is for a 44 year-old stay at home mom who has limited work experience. With the help of her best friend Maggie, she takes a second look at herself and decides to embrace her friend’s push towards a more youthful appearance. Commence the make-over montage now.As Alice continues her path to becoming younger, she meets Josh, Lindsay, Terri, and a few others here and there. Each adds another layer to her experience, but also to her deception. Will Alice be caught and have to pay a price for the lies that she is weaving? How will everything turn out with her new friend and lover once t.
Loved the TV show, decided to read the book. While the book was good, the TV is better, a little more entertaining, faster paced, and dramatic.
it was okay. I bought it because the show is so cute and fun.
I picked up this book for a couple different reasons.One, I am 44 years old, just like Alice. Two, people usually think I am much younger than I am. Three, I tend to date younger men who have no idea how old I am when they begin the pursuit (who am I to tell, anyway?) and Four, I liked the first few paragraphs and figured, “Why not try out a new author, I haven’t read any novels lately.. so…. Just go for it!”I wasn’t disappointed.Pamela Redmond Satran creates multi-dimensional, interesting characters in situations the reader can both relate to and want to find out more about as well. I was fascinated (in an odd way!) about the Alice’s new best friend, Lindsey… and wondered if young women like her are truly out there? I am guessing yes…I also enjoyed being a part of Alice’s choice making… and the miracles in Maggie’s life, too… and regeneration of the relationship between Alice and her daughter.So yes, there is romance (and unconventional romance, which I appreciate…) there is career, there is friendship, there is parenting… there is art…A thoroughly enjoyable, engaging read – I will read more of Pamela Redmond Satran’s books after discovering this one.
…I’m not finished yet with the book but I’m already through it 2/3.It’s well written and the main idea is very similar. I’d say her lesbian friend is the most accurate if you compare it to the tv series.The young guy seems to be brighter in the book and her bff at work more grown up in the book, or better said planning out her life for the next 10 years when to get married, have a career and kids…That’s my impression so far from the book if I compare it to the series.They didn’t alter huge parts of the book which often happens that they only take the main idea of it but not the actual "scenes".I bought the book itself used here on retrolio. the shipping time was normal and packing was very good. The condition was good, as described.. looked like a library book which is fine with me when I can save some bucks on books.
When Alice, a homemaker, finds herself with an empty nest and a husband who has left her for what seems like younger and better she is left trying to find herself. She does this by realizing she needs a new job. When she first travels into the city, life as an editor seems like a huge stretch. She had done this before, but found herself newly pregnant not long after her first job, and decided to be a stay at home mom. Now, trying to reenter the workforce at an older, but not old, age, she is met with people who are in their 20’s, HR who think she is over qualified, under qualified, and let’s just call it how it is, older.To remedy the situation, she moves in with her friend Maggie, who lives not too far from her suburban life, in NYC. Maggie convinces her that she looks young, but needs to revamp her style, and the two set out working on her wardrobe, makeup, hair, and resume. Suddenly, the old editing career with the same company she first worked for is hiring her. It is entry level, but she is soon making a name for herself.Along with her new, younger lifestyle comes new, younger friends, and a new, younger guy. She begins a romance that is new and exciting. How long can she keep up this charade?I loved this book so much. It was flirty and fun, and a joy to read. I also listened on audio, and the narrator did a wonderful job. The only problem? I was sad to see it end.
Very funny look at youth and the need to be young but fully powerful.
As a standalone novel it is good reading but not outstanding. What made it fun to read is that I am watching the Younger series on TV and as I read the book I could picture the players even though Josh is a tattoo artist in the series, not a game programmer. Will be interesting to see how the series handles the ending.
If you came to this book via the television series as I did you will likely enjoy it. Cute book with likable characters. Terrific pool reading material!
Como siempre, pedido rapidÃÂsimo y en óptimas condiciones.En cuanto al libro, es una historia que se lee fácil y rápidamente. Mucho más creÃÂble que la serie de televisión del mismo nombre.
Diane –
A very refreshing show! Love it
SUSAN –
It’s a really good book, but nothing at all like the tv show whatsoever. There are main characters that don’t even have the same name or profession and the storyline is not even close! Hardly any similarities.
Arlene Megill –
Love the series and love the book even more!
Andrea F. Ozment –
I’ve seen a couple of episodes of this show and thought I should check out the book. It’s a funny and enjoyable story, and just about plausible, giving hope to people who might like a kind of do-over.
Bearette24 –
I read Pamela Redmond Satran’s “Babes in Captivity,” and enjoyed it, but I thought this was even better. For one thing, the plot was much tighter, and filled with fun twists and surprises.This is the story of Alice Green, a dowdy, 44-year-old housewife in suburban Homewood, New Jersey. Alice has always looked young for her age, though she hasn’t bothered with her appearance for a long time. She’s married to a dentist, who leaves her for his hygienist. Then Alice’s daughter leaves for Africa, leaving Alice alone.In the year following her husband’s departure, Alice whips herself into shape by working out for a couple of hours a day. When she tries to re-enter the workforce, she is less successful. She tries to get a job at the publishing house where she worked before she had a child, but they dismiss her as dried-up and middle-aged.After Alice tells a gypsy that she wants to be “younger,” Alice’s best friend gives her a makeover. With her gray hair dyed blonde and her newly fit body on display in tighter, more fashionable clothes, Alice decides to give the work thing another try. She returns to Gentility after taking all the dates off her resume and omitting the years she spent as a stay-at-home mom. She also goes to a bar and meets a young man named Josh.What makes the novel work is not only the riveting plot, but Satran’s careful look at the ups and downs of being young and old. She doesn’t portray youth as a perfect haven, but instead shows how the “young” Alice must deal w.
Book Lover –
I’m a big fan of Pamela Redmond Satran’s work. I loved her first two novels, The Man I Should Have Married and Babes in Captivity, but Younger is my favorite so far! The heroine Alice is completely believable and sympathetic, and I loved reading about how she navigated the world of younger women, and younger men. This was a funny, engaging, thought-provoking book that kept me reading late into the night. I recommended it to all my friends and you will too!
CaesarSwaniawski –
Great read even better if you watch the show!
Stephanie M. Hasty –
I probably really like this book. I mean as a 40 year old, single, mother of one I so get it. I’m not sure I buy all the obfuscation and subterfuge, but I buy?/feel?/see? everything else.I mean age is just a number…a lesson we could all learn and remember.
Rick Clark –
It was fun to read the boo after watching the TV show. Any chance to see Sutton Foster without paying Broadway ticket prices brought me to the show.
lacemaker –
Loved the concept. Usually, I am not a huge fan of first person, but this was a fun, quick, and clever read. Love the TV series on TVland.