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The Man Who Ate The 747 by Ben Sherwood

The Man Who Ate The 747

by Ben Sherwood
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  • First Published:
  • Aug 1, 2000, 272 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jan 2002, 288 pages
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Kelly

overall it was a good book... enjoyable, entertaining, and sweet... it turned out to be a "happy ending"

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Steven Pavalko

A great man's book about world records and unrequited love. It reminded me of ""Field of Dreams" where all the people came together because they believed.
Maria

Although the book is very interesting with great facts and ideas, the plot itself is quite dull and not very suspenseful. The book is good if you have nothing else to read, but I wouldn't suggest running out to the store after it.
sue

A thoroughly enjoyable read, though I disagree with the plot description being at all surprising. JJ is an everyman character, the writing is good but not really sharp.But, I will say there is an undeniable charm and truth behind this book. Think it will be more popular with readers 20-30 years old. Thank you Mr Sherwood, I hope to hear more (and possibly better) things from you in the future.
Lisa

Loved this book, what a fun read. Great story and intriguing plot line. I am still trying to think of something to submit to the book of wonders. I want to read more Sherwood!
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