Welcome to the weekly feature where we use Random.org to pick a book from our library shelves (real or virtual) and bring it out into daylight. To join in, pick a random book from your library and tell us:
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- if so did you like it and why;
- if not, do you plan to read it?
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I picked up this hard copy of Dr. Zhiavgo at my library's book sale, for only a buck! I have absolutely no idea what it's about, but it's a hardback - for a buck! I just couldn't pass it up!

This edition is 544 pages, and written by Russian author Boris Pasternak. I have never read anything discussing the Russian Revolution, or even anything set in in Russia, despite my best friend's

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