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I find it hard to believe that anyone would be stupid enough to write a book that has falsified facts that could easily be challenged and refuted. I have to wonder if all this controversy is somehow orchestrated in order to attract attention and sell more copies? and as for the "experts" on...
My bedroom trash can overflowing with used tissues, Band-Aid wrappers, a sock with a hole in the heel, toenail clippings, dog hair, and other things unmentionable in mixed company, trumps your dirty clothes. A steal at $250,000, no euros please. PayPal accepted. It will be encased in Lucite...
I love the books! When I read them, I feel calm, and they have an old-fashioned, commonsense feel to them. Very basic plots, uplifting and sometimes funny. This may not sound like an enthusiastic recommendation, but I'm enthusiastic about them. They're nice for when I want a break from heavy...
You too?? what is this, "Pick on Miss Shelf Day" or something? God, I hate Mondays. FYI, the last full moon was on the 14th, so isn't this harassment a bit late? :rolleyes:
Are you trying to destroy my credibility on this forum?? Why, SFG, I'm shocked, truly shocked! I'm forced to tell the world you've confessed to a secret fondness for the works of Barbara Cartland in our many imaginary PM's. :rolleyes:
I'm particularly sad that "Judging Amy" was cancelled, because I really enjoyed that show-a clean, realistic family drama. I watch it in reruns on cable. But I think that the show might have gone as far as it could. I didn't relish the show becoming "Judging Amy Goes to Washington". I hope...
then I apologize for the "lazy" comment, but I still think you'd be better off using a search engine for yourself. Unless anyone here can give you the information you need, then you'd be lucky. :)
Besides, autographed copies are only good if they're rare, and first editions. A first edition, signed, of the first book is worth investing in, but probably it's at an astronomical price.
As for first editions unsigned, I wouldn't bother collecting those, since in a few years, after the...
I smell a student who's too lazy to do his or her own research for an assignment. There are plenty of resources online that you can look up for yourself.