Re: good / bad books

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OK, guys:

Anybody who has read them, please give me your take on it:

I've read at least 4 Tom Bodett books, starting with The Last Decent Parking 
Space In America.  It's a series about a small town in Alaska.  The trouble 
is, they're so damned mesmerizing, I can't decide whether it's a sublime 
wisdom that I can't put my finger on, or just the simple guilty pleasure of 
brain candy.

What's your take on them?  Either way, I love them, and, in fact, I checked 
one out on audiocassette & it made a dandy companion for a road trip a 
couple years ago...

Thor


>>I bought `Even Cowgirls Get The
>>Blues' about a week ago at a secondhand shop but I'll take your advice on
>>that one, too
>
>Yup, I’d follow that advice, too. I’d say, thinking of all the other great 
>books mentioned in this fish pond, Another Roadside Attraction is the only 
>Robbins-book truly worth reading.
>
>/TLM
>The only white man the natives trust
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