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Name: The Bear and The Dragon
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)
Author: Tom Clancy
ISBN: 9780399145636

The Bear and The Dragon

by Tom Clancy

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Readers' Rating (39):

First Published:
Aug 1, 2000, 752 pages

Paperback:
Aug 2001, 752 pages

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- Thrillers
- Asia
- Russia (North Asia)
- China
- 1980s & '90s
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matt

great story

Punisher

This book is very descriptive and very informing on war an politics. I liked it.

SpringerD

Just another example of the outstanding work turned out by Clancy. Can't wait for the next one!

clancy - tom clancy

it was brill reading i loved it. fantastic - tim quincy ur the man !!!!

Matthew

Completly riveting...a book that is compelling from start to finish. I'm only 15 and I think Tom Clancy's ability to build suspense is surpassed by no other writer out there.

Tyler

Really mind-blowing when it comes to Tom Clancy!!!!

Robert

I Love it and i'm in 7th grade

Chris

The Bear and The Dragon was probably one of the coolest Tom Clancy books I've read so far, the only one cooler or at same level is Rainbow Six. Clancy should consider making a movie of this one.

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