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Wait... jh Send a noteboard - 27/04/2011 04:58:58 PM
I actually read it w/o any previous knowledge of what to expect, and I really loved it. I was not young (in my twenties), but I have been thinking I need to re-read it anyway.


was it already out when you were in your twenites?? Or did you get hold of an early draft about the 100-year war?
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Remarque, Im Westen Nichts Neues (All Quiet on the Western Front) Tom - 26/04/2011 06:16:11 PM 8133 Views
I read it when I was probably too young, too. Camilla - 26/04/2011 06:36:07 PM 1676 Views
The last chapters really seem rushed to me, even now. Tom - 26/04/2011 06:43:23 PM 1571 Views
I want to read it now, so I think this was a good review. Clover - 26/04/2011 08:03:30 PM 1690 Views
I find Steinbeck hard to digest. Tom - 27/04/2011 05:05:45 AM 1556 Views
Travels with Charley is indeed great. Panorphaeon - 27/04/2011 06:06:18 AM 1674 Views
He can also be inconsistent, but that makes him interesting to me. Clover - 27/04/2011 06:47:25 AM 1814 Views
Whyever not? Legolas - 27/04/2011 07:13:56 PM 1653 Views
I was going to say that too Tom - 27/04/2011 08:23:36 PM 1486 Views
Be sure to read the two books that immediately follow it Larry - 26/04/2011 11:41:53 PM 1719 Views
The latter of the two is already on my "to read" list. Tom - 27/04/2011 05:03:49 AM 1485 Views
Love that book nossy - 27/04/2011 04:49:51 PM 1521 Views
Wait... jh - 27/04/2011 04:58:58 PM 1539 Views
Wow nossy - 27/04/2011 10:17:55 PM 1677 Views
*NM* jh - 28/04/2011 09:18:26 PM 750 Views
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