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What should an introduction include?
by Answerbag Staff on February 12th, 2010
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help me, did anyone read this book Barack Obama Dreams from my father?
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Which character flaw appeals to you the most?
by Voatana on January 2nd, 2012
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What would be a terrible opening line in a book?
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Does this sound like a good idea for training my attention span for reading?
by aGrotesqueAnimal on January 6th, 2012
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You're reading Have you read Ben Elton's "Blind Faith"?
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about blind faith, and the obligation to "share" = expose your whole life on "community tv"
by DendrinaLovesTrees on November 5th, 2009
Sounds interesting. Quick read, or takes some time?
by Taciturnu on November 5th, 2009
Good morning, back already (those sparrows ...)
Ben Elton is a British (comedy) writer who is not afraid to touch "hot potatoes"; so, if you are referring to style, it's easy-going. How quick a read it is may depend on how often/for how long you put the book down in order to digest the content and to get rid of your goosepimples. - A friend of mine has stopped reading it alltogether, because he couldn't bear it, and he's the type who reads not only the back of a cornflakes box, but also the sides, for lack of something better ;)
by DendrinaLovesTrees on November 5th, 2009
Huh. Now you've intrigued me. Perhaps I should pick it up just to see if I "have what it takes." lol!
by Taciturnu on November 6th, 2009