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To: ralfph who wrote (438230)	4/16/2020 8:53:37 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 541853

Me too. Every time I found a book that struck me as very good, for one reason or another I bought many copies and passed them out. I must have passed out 20 copies of :"The Axe Maker's gift". my favorite book of all time. If a person can only read one book that is the one I would suggest. Anyone who reads that one book will probably know more important stuff about the human species than half the faulty at most colleges. Nice to see you Ralph. <,Message #438230 from ralfph at 4/16/2020 1:54:51 PM A lot more reading going on than you would think. A walk around a ferry or some such place and it is surprising how many folks are out reading. For years I gave out books as a reward on "rewards day" at the end of the year. My thought was who wants a dumb piece of paper printed on a copy machine. The kids loved it - and some complained because I had given them the first book in a series and "now I have to buy the next book"