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  • Another book I had to read for class. I didn't like as much as I liked her other ones. I did read the others when I was in high school, but I found this book disinteresting in certain places, especially in the long letter of Soaphead Church. The depth that the story goes into him over him bored me t ... Continue

    Another book I had to read for class. I didn't like as much as I liked her other ones. I did read the others when I was in high school, but I found this book disinteresting in certain places, especially in the long letter of Soaphead Church. The depth that the story goes into him over him bored me to tears. I thought it was far too much info to be given such a minor character despite the fact that he plays a big role...in the end.

    

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