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Romantic Comedy: A Novel
by Curtis Sittenfeld
Not up to this author’s standard. (4/9/2024)
This was my fave author, I read everything by her. This book would only hold interest for someone with a keen curiosity as to how SNL Is produced. I am not that person. Book is cutesy. I could not get past page 11. Chick Lit.
Lessons in Chemistry: A Novel
by Bonnie Garmus
A Failed Experiment (6/7/2023)
I too was at the time in question a good looking science major getting too much attention of the wrong kind from men, and my career was thereby derailed from biology to law. (I was he winner.) To me this book while striving to be "cute" does not capture the time and theremore
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