vidaXL Garden Bench 2-Seater with Cushions and Table Black Poly Rattan

vidaXL Garden Bench 2-Seater with Cushions and Table Black Poly Rattan

Marsoni

M251S

$126.19

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vidaXL Garden Bench 2-Seater with Cushions and Table Black Poly RattanThis 2 seater garden bench is the perfect addition to your backyard, terrace, or patio, providing a comfortable and inviting space for chatting with family and friends or simply relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. Durable material: PE rattan, also known as poly rattan, is a strong, low maintenance synthetic material that looks like natural rattan. It's lightweight, easy to clean, and commonly used for outdoor furniture due to its durability and

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A fantastic coming of age story about a young woman finding love for the first time while spending the summer before college with her grandmother. She also manages to reconnect with her artistic side as she spends time with her grandmother, who is a fairly well known artist. Though it is subtle, I felt that the interplay between the scientists heading off to MIT to study planetary science and the artist trying to figure out whether the abstract painting she was working on was still "speaking to her" or just something she messed up is the tension that drives a good portion of Aria's story.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022

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Lowell, US

★★★★★ 5

Stunningly Beautiful

Format: Kindle

So much in this book. It’s about so much more than first love. There are layers about truths and what gives meaning to life…

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James B. Dohn

New York, US

★★★★★ 5

Very Important Message for All of Us

Format: Hardcover

Absolutely delightful, oftentimes comical look at what is a very serious situation, collection of memorable metaphors of a memoir. A real page turner. I highly recommend it. There is a subtle recognition of a spiritual nature that we are all born with. Only some of us have the courage to live out the compelling spiritual direction that we come into the world with. Thank you Kyle.

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HeartFullOfBooks

Phoenix, US

★★★★★ 5

Fantastic!

Format: Hardcover

This book was fantastic! I highly recommend it.

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Cass

Phoenix, US

★★★★★ 1

Parents beware!

Format: Hardcover

This books is about a trans child running away from home and it basically teaches children how to do it. Nearly a step by step example. Then at the end of the book the author offers “resources” and advice. The first advice the author gives is “this book itself is the advice” (meaning: run away from home) and then the author lists ways a child can get around their parents. Even telling children that if they have parental control features on their phones preventing them from looking up stuff (assuming “resources” to run away) that they can go to the library, even suggesting they ride their bike to the library so their parents don’t know, to look up “resources” at the library. My daughter was somewhat disturbed by this book. She said: “I feel like it’s trying to brainwash me into hating you! I had to remind myself of who I am like every chapter. I’m afraid for kids who don’t know better.” Parents beware!

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