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    the hitchhiker's guide to the universe very good, can't really explain it though without giving it away, though it is a wee bit off the wall.

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    1984 was good, Fahrehheit 451 and Animal Farm were good (Fahrenheit 451 was by someone else, name not coming to me). All 3 political/free speech, really good. CS Lewis is good (not Narnia or that kind of books, his real books). He's a really facinating person, too.

    But the most powerful book ever was Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Abbom (i think that's how you spell it). If anyone here has read it, you'll agree. If you havn't read it, read it and THEN agree with me.

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    i liked 1984 =\ im probably going to do some conceptual art pieces combined with typography for the second semester of art class. ive got some really good ideas...
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