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Florizel
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Jam-packed with information but Jager tends to repeat the same points and facts almost obsessively. It makes you wonder if her argument is actually convincing or if hearing the thesis repeated constantly is just messing with your head.
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Natalie
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DNFing until further notice - it's just not what I'm wanting to read right now!
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The first book of the semester for my women's history class!
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