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Thank you so much for the lovely book from my book wishlist. I love Sherman Alexie's work and can't wait to dig into this one. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian and Flight are two of my faves. I'll bet this one will be too. I thank you for your generosity and wish you well.

Best Wishes, Poobah1 of Minnesota

This man can certainly tell a story. The flavor of pain is a common thread throughout the works of his that I have read. I found some of the stories disjointed and not easy to follow but overall I liked the book. Part Time Indian is still my favorite. I'm glad I finally got to it though!

Edited on November 29, 2008.

Left in the lobby of Hamilton Park Hotel after my husband's 30th Millburn High School reunion. I'm just now getting to a computer to release the book. I hope you enjoy!

Will be reading this over Christmas!

CAUGHT IN FLORHAM PARK NEW JERSEY USA