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03/08
Paul
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Little Man, What Now? (Paperback) by Hans Fallada bookshelves: currently-reading |
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| March 08 | ||
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Ulysses (Twentieth Century Classics) by James Joyce bookshelves: didn-t-finish |
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Little Man, What Now? (Paperback) by Hans Fallada bookshelves: currently-reading |
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| December 20, 2007 | ||
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White Noise (Paperback) by Don DeLillo |
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recommended for: people afraid of death
read in December, 2007 
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"it took a while to get going and then slowed down again and ended unexpectedly. it was entertaining if it had me rolling my eyes every now and then.
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| November 12, 2007 | ||
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The Road (Paperback) by Cormac McCarthy |
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recommended for: cannibals
read in November, 2007
Paul said:
"This book was pretty great. It would have been easy to make it cheesy or give it a happy ending (I didn't ruin it for you, don't worry) but McCarthy did just about everything right to make it gripping and fascinating while reaffirming the reader's be...more
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| November 07, 2007 | ||
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THE HUMAN FACTOR (Paperback) by Graham Greene |
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recommended for: anyone who thinks they might want to be a spy
read in November, 2007
Paul said:
"I really enjoyed this book. It is slow going but never dull and the ending is quite unexpected. A very interesting and atypical Cold War spy novel.
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| November 05, 2007 | ||
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Yellow Dog (Paperback) by Martin Amis |
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Infinite Jest (Paperback) by David Foster Wallace |
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recommended for: everyone
read in June, 2007
Paul said:
"This book is mind-blowing. Its 1000 pages might frighten some off but it is well worth the investment of time. With its encyclopedic footnotes and the rambling internal discourses of its characters it will forever change the way its reader look at th...more
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Loser Takes All (Paperback) by Graham Greene |
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recommended for: anyone looking for a quick entertaining read
read in September, 2007
Paul said:
"This short novel isn't given the time to develop like Greene's longer, more intricate, novels but it is rewarding in a similar way. Greene characteristically mocks the upper class xharacters but shows the middle class protagonists sympathy when they ...more
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