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On Beauty
by Zadie Smith
It was ok (6/5/2007)
This book was ok, it was a bit boring, but yet I wanted to read on. After I finished I thought I wouldn't recommend it, but now that I think about it, and realize that there was a fair bit good content considering it was about a prof and his family. It did generate good discussion in our book club.
Saving Fish From Drowning
by Amy Tan
I thought it was pretty good (6/5/2007)
I did find that this book was a bit too long, but the descriptions were lovely, I enjoyed the banter between the tourists and appreciated that it was difficult to make an interesting story about a real life event.
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