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A bit raunchy, but he does offer some sage advice. For the most part, I really enjoyed reading this.
A bit raunchy, but he does offer some sage advice. For the most part, I really enjoyed reading this.
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sxmdee
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Hilarious book! Reminded me of my own dad to some extent, only wittier. We could all be so lucky to have a dad who loved his kids that much underneath a really tough shell exterior.
This was my first read on my nwe Kobo reader too, so it was a kind of landmark book for me. Memorable in two ways. -
I've read the book also, some of it was quite funny. I didn't expect the language as my own father never spoke like that to us, but, I think the language contributed to some of the funnier moments in the book.Comment
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My first/only paid-for book on my Pandigital Novel e-reader @ the time.Originally posted by bankr63
(This is too funny/much of a coincidence).
How do you like your reader? I am still finding stuff to do with mine. I only wanted it for reading (and to hold down on carrying zillions of books with me while vacationing), but the other things are a nice plus.hope this info helps,
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Really enjoying the Kobo, but there are alot more books on it now. I need to start a chapter of "bookaholics anonymous". I buy 2 for every one I read. At least they don't form huge piles around the house when digitalOriginally posted by deede
Kobo just released a new WiFi model. You no longer have to be tethered to the PC to download. Not sure that it makes much difference to me as I use the Kobo app on my Android Phone to check on and order books at the bookstore; but it makes a great appliance even better for some. The reader itself I use on vacation; and for that, it is a perfect. It is the true answer to cutting down on the bulk of books in the suitcase, with a 32GB SD card, I could hold every book I have ever read, will ever read, and more.Comment
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