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NOTE: I'm the co-founder of the Seattle Review of Books (seattlereviewofbooks.com), and so don't log and rate books here anymore. But I LOVE being friends with book lovers and seeing what everybody is reading, and I check in here pretty often. Let's be friends. ...more

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California Four O'Clock

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