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"The Caucasian, unlike the negro, can't get his knees up high with his hips back and the body leaning forward so he has got to learn to run upright."

This is after the chapter in which he said that white folks can't have has much of a forward lean while running because they don't have the larger glutes that black people have.

I expected better from a 2021 edition. 🤮

"New methods of accessing and communicating information unite regions as never before and project events globally -- but in manner that inhibits reflection, demanding of leaders that they register instantaneous reactions in a form expeessible on slogans."

The protagonist is a 12 year old homeless girl. Her life as a "Nobody" is heartbreaking.

Does anyone good live? Who is going to be left for Book 4 if they keep killing off the good characters?! #redwedding Plus I hate getting caught off guard. I knew there was a violent wedding coming, but there are 4 weddings being planned in this book. I wasn't expecting this wedding to be the blood bath. Reading before bed is supposed to relax me. Not tonight. I'm mad the book isn't going the way I want it to go.

Why do all of the good characters have to die?!?!?!? What characters will be left for book four?

Why does everyone have to keep dying? Good thing I've already got the next book checked out from the library. Cliff hangers won't stop me!

I'm laughing out loud about every 3rd paragraph. This is almost too entertaining to be read before bed. Instead of falling asleep to bland formulaic fiction, I get to roar to the comedic gold of "Bruce Wank".

I wasn't expecting that!

All set up for a happy ending. 300 more pages to go. That's a lot of time for things to fall apart...

"My Frisbee enthusiast friends insist that I would love Frisbee if were taught how to throw. ... Unlike other athletes, Frisbee people won't let go. My theory is that that is because there's a huge overlap between people who are good at Frisbee and people who do Teach for America. The same instinct to make at-risk kids learn...becomes deadly when turned on friends trying to relax on a Sunday afternoon in the park."

"My Frisbee enthusiast friends insist that I would love Frisbee if were taught how to throw. ... Unlike other athletes, Frisbee people won't let go. My theory is that that is because there's a huge overlap between people who are good at Frisbee and people who do Teach for America. The same instinct to make at-risk kids learn...becomes deadly when turned on friends trying to relax on a Sunday afternoon in the park."

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