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The Timewaster Letters by Robin Cooper

It’s rare that a book so thoroughly lives up to its promise. This one did. Not only was my time wasted, but also everyone involved in the process of getting the book from manuscript form to a book on the shelf. Not to mention the author’s time, which would have been better spent sleeping.

The humor was schoolyard level, i.e. stupid and meanspirited. The only good thing I can say about this book is that the layout was pleasing.

My advice: don’t waste your time! (or your money, come to think of it.)

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One Response to “The Timewaster Letters by Robin Cooper”

  1. Nancy
    July 28th, 2006 11:28
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    I loved Shadow in the WInd, Kite Runner

    any suggestions for me so that I can sink myself into another good book?
    Thanks
    Nancy

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