Oxford Dictionary of English by Angus Stevenson

Oxford Dictionary of English Reviews

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  Emily Johnson

  AMAZING!!!
  SPOILERS******
  
  
  
  
  
  so engaging, brought tears to my eyes near the ending. It just one of those books that you can never put down. It has a great moral behind the novel and gave me many opportunities to further myself as a individual. My most recommended book for me in my opinion. 5Stars 100%
  
  can't wait for the next one!!
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  Amy Spector

  Predictable.
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  Beth

  Turns out the Zebra did it
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  Thomas the grammar nazi

  Amazing.
  A work of art.
  I love this book.
  It is perfect.
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  Jackson Spoke

  In all honesty, the story line in this book was over the shop, how ever it has an overly extensive vocabulary. I don't think they used any word more than once.
  
  A bold move by the author, but one that has paid off in my books.
  
  I look forward to reading some more
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  Rachael

  OK I haven't read the whole of this per se. Who does that anyway?!? (Aside: one of my old teachers used to get naughty kids to copy from the dictionary as punishment). But this is my default dictionary on my kindle so it deserves to be added to my shelves because it is actually quite useful when you need to look up the odd word or phrase.
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  Xylem_force

  Found the w chapter a little understating
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  Maelle Picut

  this ones a little long..
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  Kristopher

  it's a bit wordy.
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  Dmitriy

  The best dictionary ever.
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  Pierre-Yves

  well, it's a dictionary.
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  Bartlett

  Excellent Book. Oxford's galactic lexicon seems to know no bounds. Whenever I'd pick it up to read, I felt like there was always something new in there.
  Brilliant stuff. Absolutely brilliant.
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  Vincent

  Longest poem EVER
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  Ulysse

  Sessantotto
  
  There was this incredible book
  Which readers so often mistook
  For one with no story
  No gore and no glory
  But it’s all there if only you'll look
  
  
  A sinistra... /
  A destra...
  
  
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  Jaeger Matthias

  I LOVE this AWESOME book!!!!!!! I learned many new words such as pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoniosis, which is a disease you get when you breath in fine ash and sand. Boy, my vocabulary sure went up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  
  
  
  
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  Ella

  Yo I didn't actually read this I just read an AMAZING books called Sunny Turner and the killer bite and it wasn't on here. IT WAS REALLY GOOD THOUGH <3
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  Lady Wesley

  I am not actually "currently reading" the Oxford Dictionary of English. I added it to my Kindle and the Amazon/Goodreads conglomerate added it to my reading list. This dictionary is very helpful, however, for finding archaic British terms that occasionally show up in the historical romances that I like to read. Dictionaries are great, but I don't actually "read" them.
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  abdellah

  fabulous rich dicionnary ; compatible for all english fans ;helpful and i keen on it .
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  Sarah

  This was a beautiful book that must be read by all. You learn many spelling life lessons that should be known by children and adults alike. 5/5 would read again.
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  Adrian

  The only dictionary you will ever need.
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  Anthony

  Yeah, I read the dictionary as a kid. I wanted to, so I did. Don't judge me.
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  Katie Leung

  It's a dictionary.
  Do I have to be more self-explanatory?