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My online book club read this one recently ( I didn't join in), but now I'm curious to see how they rated it. From what I remember everyone seemed to love it!
Posted by
Anonymous |
4:44 PM, November 03, 2006
It was an interesting book - I loved the very different way McGregor had structured his sentences. But I also ended up thinking that the structure was too much of a good thing.
Do let me know what your fellow readers thought of it.
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Echo/Lavanya |
10:23 PM, November 14, 2006
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