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Kappy
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Thanks for the kind words, gali, debo, and TrishaAnn!
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Great review. This book sounds really interesting. I also like that there is no profanity and graphic sex. I think some authors overuse profanity and don't actually need it. This tends to bring down some books to me. The underwater descriptions sound very fascinating. Also, I'm very curious how a human-dolphin would live. This sounds like a must read.
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This book sounds so fast paced and gripping. Great review!
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Thanks, ananya92!
Thanks. Indeed, there are great classic books on all kinds of subject matter without vulgarities. You could easily argue that they are never needed.Thimble wrote:Great review. This book sounds really interesting. I also like that there is no profanity and graphic sex. I think some authors overuse profanity and don't actually need it....
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Looks like another to add to my to read list. 
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As an easy alternative, you could read Anthem, by the same author; it is only about 20,000 words. It is a totally different story than Atlas Shrugged, but they are thematically similar.zeldas_lullaby wrote:That's a happy story! Well, if I ever do read it, you'll be the first to know!Kappy wrote: I felt that way, too. Then I borrowed an audiobook version from a library, ...
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Great review, Kappy! I've definitely got this on my to read list. Sounds like there are so many fascinating elements to this story!
I will have to consider this Atlas Shrugged thing. I will need to get around to reading AS and I probably need to give War and Peace another try at some point too
I will have to consider this Atlas Shrugged thing. I will need to get around to reading AS and I probably need to give War and Peace another try at some point too
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