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3 comments:
Got it...commence reading!
I have mine on my Kindle.
I checked my LibraryThing and I have a copy of it somewhere in this house. Just have to find it and I am ready to go! In the process of making over the room I'm using as my library/writing studio and most of the books are in rubbermaid containers until I rearrange the bookshelves. But I WILL find the book!
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