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Joe Stevens
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December 2014
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Fibber McGee and Molly Volume 1: 1935
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Waiting for Santa
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52 Weeks with PG Wodehouse
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| As others have suggested the work that went into this book is amazing however it is also a dull book that was a chore to read. Worth it for the information and understanding of the times, but my what a dreary trek. | |
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| An improvement over Volume 3, there are some fairly entertaining stories in here along with a few head scratchers. Still starting to read for fun on occasion rather than as a comics archeologist. | |
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| This is a tough book to rate on the one hand the protagonist is unlikable, all the characters are shallow and the author keeps breaking in as a narrator. On the other hand this book has some absolutely wonderful comedic scenes and ends riotously. Sin ...more | |
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| A short book that is useful when thinking about Virginia before the Revolution. Seems like good research and he makes his points and moves on. What ife was like for these folks who lived so long ago they are mostly out of our memory. | |
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| Enjoyable but often an overlong investigation of fluff. Mostly standard history that sometimes does reveal solid knowledge but often seems more interested in pontificating. | |
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| A solid history if unspectacular writing. It might not rival Nothing Like it in the World for prose, but as a well researched history of the ups and downs of American railroading it is a fine volume. Rail history enjoyers will I think find much infor ...more | |
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| A weak script with repeated changes of location ultimately feels like a choose your own adventure book without the actual option to chose. One feels sorry for Philip Hinchcliffe as he was dealt a poor story, if indeed these micro adventures strung to ...more | |
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| A Damsel in Distress along with Something Fresh are PG Wodehouse's two pre-1920 novels that still hold up well a hundred years later. They are timeless and funny, with no long descriptions of cricket or rugby to mar them, no stories of school days ye ...more | |
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