Bad Book (16.5$)

I breathe slowly, very slowly when I read the last book by Tim Winton. It has passed few months already since I grabbed that from the top shelf in a local bookstore. It is a light story. It is that light that it may happen I will never finish it. It is too long way someone describes young boys playing. This time the game name is ‘surfing’





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  1. Kathrzn BahnSeptember 27, 2009 at 12:40 PM

    Ha - if you ever get to the end you will know why I laugh. Australian culture - it can appear light and shallow on the surface when you first engage with it, but the same darkness that you might find anywhere in any person's life is there.

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  2. Paweł WaryszakSeptember 28, 2009 at 5:21 PM

    I am happy you gave me kick to go on : ). Maybe I will change my mind after i reach the last page. Cheers!

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