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Bookseller at Barnes & Noble, Humanities student at NAU, mother of 2, artist, animal lover, voracious reader and lover of all things literary, introvert, believer in magic
Currently reading
Science In Context: Readings In The Sociology Of Science
The Apothecary
The Key & the Flame
Fifty Shades of Grey
Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar
Beautiful Creatures
Pride and Prejudice
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60/379 pages
Burn This Book: PEN Writers Speak Out on the Power of the Word
I would actually give this book 3 1/2 stars.Censorship is dangerous. Censorship is discriminatory. Censorship sucks!The essays contained within this slight edition are thought-provoking. Plus, I love reading about writers' writing lives. I think writing is magic, especially when an author does it well.There should have been more women writers represented, though. Come on, Ms. Morrison!I'll end the review with a quote that I find inspiring:"Whatever the country, freedom of thought and expression are universal human rights. These freedoms, which modern people long for as much as bread and water, should never be limited by using nationalist sentiment, moral sensitivities, or - worst of all - business or military interests."-Orhan Pamuk
