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Jordan Thomas reviewed Go Ask Alice 1 month ago.
“ Simply disturbing in a good way, of course. ”
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“ From what I can recall it was pretty okay. ”
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“ Overrated bullshit. ”
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Jordan Thomas reviewed The Pearl 1 month ago.
“ A stunning novella, a lovely analysis of greed. ”
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Since you have some WWII books on your shelf I'm going to recommend A Lucky Child by Thomas Buergenthal. I had an opportunity to hear him speak shortly after the book was published. He currently serves as the US representative on the International Court at The Hague. His personal story surviving concentration camps is amazing.
Hi Jordan,I've read Pride and Prejudice, it's interesting, but not very exciting. So how's Sense and Sensibility?
Looks like we are partnered in the swap for Brilliant Babes (and Dudes) Who Read Selectively Group. Just wanted to touch base. Looks like you enjoy WWII books.
That's Cool that you read a lot. Me too. Well, When i get time too.
hi wanna b friends
Hi! Sorry to intrude, but I just started this group "I listen to music while reading".If you do, please join me :)http://www.shelfari.com/groups/33103/aboutThanks
Hi Jordan... I saw your comment over at that "charlatans" shelf. I'm glad you called him out too. We have quite a few books in common.... Nice to meet you. Stop by and say, "HI."Erin
Hey Jordan,Have you read any of Michael Pollan's books? I really liked The Omnivore's Dilemma, which explores the stories surrounding four different food chains behind meals the author eats.
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thats great :) try kiterunner by khaled hosseini if you haven't read it already. Its fabulous. Keep in touch :)
hey jordan. im archana from Austin, texas.i plan to read alanis morissette and rubyfruit jungle too but i haven't got any copies of either :(. let me know how you find the books. anything interesting you recommend?
Welcome to Better than Starbucks! Look around, make yourself at home, start a new thread or dig up an old one or just read and jump in on the more active ones.We are honored to be your first group!
