Eric L Lee

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Sri Shady says

Eric tree lee!!!! Yeah, pee!!!!

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Sri Shady says

i like poop

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Parker says

Eric, I you like Dan Brown's books then you will love Deception Point. It is his best book by far!
I have decided to read I am Legend. You said that it was really good, plus I like vampire books.

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Bridget M says

Hey, Eric. Thanks for finding me on here. :) I see you read "Stormbreaker," Did I tell you that author is coming to St. Louis? If you go on the Wydown website and click on "library resources", you can find out what to do to be one of the kids who goes and hears Anthony Horowitz. You should definitely consider it!

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Parker says

Eric, Can I barrow the book on the satellite that falls to earth? Also, how do like the book (wink, wink, nudge, nudge, :P)

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Parker says

It would be great if I could borrow it. I have a lot of books that need to get read, so it might be a while until I am ready to read it.

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Andy H says

tall person

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Parker says

Animal farm was a great book, however, 1984 (also by Orwell) is defiantly better. If you are really interested in learning about Communism, then you might prefer Animal Farm. If you can only read one or the other, read 1984. They both have very similar themes, only in my opinion, 1984 was a more interesting read. 1984 happens to also be George Orwell's best/most well know book. If you have time, read both. They are both well worth the time to read them.

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Parker says

Hi Eric, was "Northern Lights" a good read. I thought about the Golden Compass series, but I didn't know if they were worth reading.

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