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Shogun

March 21, 2016timberandturtle 1 Comment

I acquired Shogun from my friend who was about 200 pages into the novel. He was having a hard time getting through it, and asked me to take a whirl at it to see what I thought. It is a massive story, so I was a little hesitant, but I’m so very glad that I took the leap and stuck through on this epic journey that James Clavell takes in this novel. Continue reading →

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