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NRaleighLiberal

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2. What's great about the book is that it can be enjoyed on so many levels -

Reply to applegrove (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 3, 2013, 10:43 AM

Mar 2013

and its treatment of religion and politics is completely up to our own individual interpretations of them, and how they may or may not apply to each of our own aspirations and lives.

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"Owen Meany" is breaking our hearts again.... [View all] NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 OP

I read that book and was reminded of myself in Owen. Then someone pointed out applegrove Mar 2013 #1

What's great about the book is that it can be enjoyed on so many levels - NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #2

Agreed. Here's a recommendation on what to listen to next: FSogol Mar 2013 #3

Great Book. Paladin Mar 2013 #4

My Irving quartet is Garp, Meany, Cider House and Hotel NH, in that order... NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #5

For Days After Reading "Garp," I Was A Wreck. Paladin Mar 2013 #6

Same here. In fact, Irving's style consistently lead to a deep involvement with the NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #7