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Ships of the Line 2007 Calendar's Review
Those of you expecting the 2007 calendar to be exclusively dedicated to the Next Generation in keeping with the 2006 format are in for a surprise.A splendid & varied assortment of scenes from the entire Star Trek universe are represented instead.Included are reinterpretations from all five series & the TNG movie era minus the Enterprse E (she doesn't get enough respect I say) and some interesting "What ifs?"The only real dissapointment is the centerfold scene which should have provoked the most awe... the infamous Borg Battle at Wolf 359 is rather uninspiring.Other than that, I am very happy with this year's entry!Since these calendars are starting to be peppered with non-canon material, I hope future calendar's include references to ships in the Pocket Books corner of the Star Trek Universe as well... the Excalibur, the Challenger, the Da Vinci & the Titan. ... Read more

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Middle earth At Its Grandest
This calendar is the first in three years not to use J.R.R. Tolkien's own illustrations.While Tolkien's works have their own special charm, Alan Lee's efforts for this calendar are praiseworthy in their own right.
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This is perfect
This was perfect for me. I have a room just for Harry potter. The movie posters are too big to frame & hang in the room all at the same time. Now with this calendar I have some of the posters in a mini size. Now I can put them in a frame & hang them around the Harry Potter room. ... Read more

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I love it!
Now I can carry Harry around with me every day & enjoy scenes form the movies. ... Read more

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Not as good as expected.
I just expected more. I think they could have chosen better pictures. I like the previous mini calendars better. I love Harry Potter but I don't think this was worth it. ... Read more

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Most True to the Fairy Faith
I am of Irish heritage and follow a more Celtic spiritual path, which has always included a strong belief in the powers of the natural world.The idea that other realities exist, (including that of Faerie) along side mankind is a widely accepted belief by many indigenous people of the land.I honor this in my everyday life by being respectful to nature and am always intrigued by writers and artists who try to give this philosophy some shape, so it is more tangible to people.This story called "The Faerie Journals" charmed me from the beginning because it is perhaps the closest to truth that I have found in the fantasy genre about human and faeries coexisting together.The artwork is truly inspiring and respectful to those of us who honor faerie as a belief.(I'm a bit tired of the whole "nymphomaniac" version of faeries that would turn my grandmother over in her grave).
I LOVE everything Fairy!!!!
Being a huge fan of the Fae, I have faithfully bought the Faerie Journals Calendar 3 years in a row and love it!Always beautiful images, plus the story is included.This is my favorite Christmas present to give every year and now my friends ask to make sure they will be getting one again this year.Grown-ups as well as kids will love the message from this enchanting story.
Why I love "The Faerie Journals" 2007 Calendar
Three years ago I stumbled across a website while doing a search on "Faeries."It was called "The Faerie Journals" and was about a journal from 1829 that this person finds in the stump of a tree.In this journal, the writer was some how in communications with a clan of fairys who secretly guide Humanity. The person who has found this journal assumes it is a hoax, since everyone knows there is no such thing as fairys! Following clues in the journal though, he is able to track down glass plate negatives that the writer was allowed to photograph of these beings long ago and proved the story to be true. Now, over the course of three years (the story is on-going) the person who has found this journal (known only as the Journal Keeper)embarks into trying to pierce the veil that seperates our worlds.
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