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	12/04 William gave to: The Rainbow (Penguin Classics) by D.H. Lawrence bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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	12/04 William gave to: Wind from the Carolinas (Paperback) by Robert Wilder bookshelves: currently-reading	my rating:
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June 21
	William marked as to-read: The Steam-driven Boy (Paperback) by John Thomas Sladek bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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June 11
	William gave to: The Alchemist (Paperback) by Paulo Coelho (Goodreads author)	my rating:
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May 03, 2008
	William marked as to-read: The Whuffie Factor: The 5 Keys for Maxing Social Capital and Winning with Online Communities (Hardcover) by Tara Hunt (Goodreads author) bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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December 29, 2007
	William gave to: The Dip: A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick) by Seth Godin	my rating:
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December 04, 2007
	William marked as to-read: Still Life with Woodpecker (Paperback) by Tom Robbins bookshelves: to-read	my rating:
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	William gave to: The Mother Tongue: English and How It Got That Way (Paperback) by Bill Bryson	my rating:
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"As the semantic engineer, your job is naming the parts and tightening nuts and bolts. I suggest you get back to your office and do that - right now!"
— John Thomas Sladek (The Steam-driven Boy)

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