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This book seems to be a series of essays, which are relatively unconnected with each other. I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. However, I'm not feeling any particular compulsion to read the rest of the book. I don't know if I'll re-borrow it from the library in order to finish...

This book seems to be a series of essays, which are relatively unconnected with each other. I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. However, I'm not feeling any particular compulsion to read the rest of the book. I don't know if I'll re-borrow it from the library in order to finish...

This book seems to be a series of essays, which are relatively unconnected with each other. I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. However, I'm not feeling any particular compulsion to read the rest of the book. I don't know if I'll re-borrow it from the library in order to finish...

This book seems to be a series of essays, which are relatively unconnected with each other. I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. However, I'm not feeling any particular compulsion to read the rest of the book. I don't know if I'll re-borrow it from the library in order to finish...

This book seems to be a series of essays, which are relatively unconnected with each other. I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. However, I'm not feeling any particular compulsion to read the rest of the book. I don't know if I'll re-borrow it from the library in order to finish...

The book is a series of essays, which seem to be relatively unconnected with each other. I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. However, I'm not feeling any particular compulsion to read the rest of the book. I don't know if I'll reborrow the book from the library in order to finish it...

The book is a series of essays, with no clear link from one to the next.
I've read and enjoyed several essays so far. But I'm not feeling compelled to read more... Had to return the book to the library; don't know if I'll re-borrow in order to finish.

I've read about a third of the book, and enjoyed it. However, it's a collection of essays, each complete in itself. Not sure if I'll go back and read the rest.