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Judge a Book by its Cover
Judge a Book by its Cover — Thanks, Shaima, I’ll never get any work done again.
Posted on March 28, 2008 at 1:12 pm in Elsewhere · 1 comment
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That would be a possibility, if Maggie updated her blog with greater regularity.
My punishment for complaining, though, was to be made a co-author. I think a trip to B&N is in my future.