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Haha.... okay. This book was awesome. I could not help but laugh hysterically at every page. It was a witty, funny book. I truly enjoyed every thing about it. Except the cover :)
Leona –
probably won't finish it because the structure doesn't really allow u to connect w the characters, but it was very original--zelig-ish or gump-ish--skating thru historical event after another in an oblivious and ironic way. probably won't finish it because the structure doesn't really allow u to connect w the characters, but it was very original--zelig-ish or gump-ish--skating thru historical event after another in an oblivious and ironic way.
Shelley Alongi –
I enjoyed this book. It reads like national headlines and strategies. It was creative. I laughed through most of it. The way the different characters were picked off was definitely different. It is definitely worth reading.
Nancy Rollins –
This book was completely tongue-in-cheek and so funny! It was also a fantastic history lesson. One of the oddest books I've ever read but a lot of fun. This book was completely tongue-in-cheek and so funny! It was also a fantastic history lesson. One of the oddest books I've ever read but a lot of fun.
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Enjoyable, different and really very amusing!
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I loved this book.. very witty and interesting. One of the best book I read so far. Thoroughly enjoyed. www.defencewardsmatrimony.com I loved this book.. very witty and interesting. One of the best book I read so far. Thoroughly enjoyed. www.defencewardsmatrimony.com
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