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Can I Keep My Jersey?: Eleven Teams, Six Years, Five Countries, and My So-called Career as a Professional Basketball Player (Hardcover) by Paul Shirley bookshelves: currently-reading |
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Can I Keep My Jersey?: Eleven Teams, Six Years, Five Countries, and My So-called Career as a Professional Basketball Player (Hardcover) by Paul Shirley bookshelves: currently-reading |
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Freakonomics Rev Ed: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything (Hardcover) by Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner |
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"Totally random connections of every day events to politics and economics. Will certainly get you thinking...
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Me Talk Pretty One Day (Paperback) by David Sedaris |
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Talk to the Snail: Ten Commandments for Understanding the French (Hardcover) by Stephen Clarke |
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Kristin said:
"Absolutely laugh out loud funny--and super super important to read if you are traveling to France! An essential on your "must read" list if you love French culture, or are intrigued by it. I'll be using this in my classroom a lot this year!
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Merde Happens (Paperback) by Stephen Clarke |
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Kristin said:
"A Brit travels through America--his observations of America/ns are hysterical. Again, loosely based on Stephen Clarke's experiences.
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In the Merde for Love (Hardcover) by Stephen Clarke |
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Kristin said:
"Not as good as his first "A Year in the Merde." The book was slow, and lacked that laugh-out-loud factor I loved in book 1.
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A Year in the Merde (Paperback) by Stephen Clarke |
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Kristin said:
"If you've ever been to France, it will make you giggle. Stephen Clarke loosely bases his novels on his own life, but for the most part it's fiction.
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