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I owned a Kindle for 45 minutes. On the upside, it is a nice looking machine, light, and user-friendly. The unexpected problem I had, which I hadn’t noticed in the reviews, was with its readability. The gray type, although sharp, is on a pale to medium gray background. Wow. How did this get past quality control? I first assumed there was a contrast key to regulate the dark and light grays. But there wasn’t. I then went online and found poor contrast as one of the drawbacks. Disappointed. Still would consider another version sometime in the future.
ETHICAL PET DOG STAINLESS

My oldest son was surprised to hear that J.D. Salinger fought in World War II. He thinks of Holden Caulfield as a contemporary, a peer, anachronistically making his way through a few days of life. The period references in the novel are like props on a movie set, no more real than the phonies Holden encounters. It’s perplexing that so many of my son’s classmates felt no connection to Holden after reading The Catcher in the Rye this past year. We are told on TV, on the internet and in movies that our teenagers and young adults are increasingly savvy, mature and perceptive. When it comes to technology, they certainly are. But most of students in the class considered Holden a whiny freak without realizing that often, it’s the whiny freaks who walk through life with the clarity of sight and earnestness needed to leave this existence a little better than it was when we entered it. The story itself is a masterpiece. Salinger was firing on all cylinders and tapping into the strange other-worldly literary omnipotence we usually attribute to Shakespeare when he wrote Catcher. It’s interesting to wonder whether he was even aware of everything he was doing in the book or if he was like a pro athelete who enters “the zone” and emerges at the end of the game a puzzled hero. Every time one of Holden’s apologists dies, as his creator did this past week, a piece of Holden dies with them. Fortunately, he is as viral as one of my son’s favorite You Tube videos. When we follow his exploits, Holden’s DNA intertwines with our own and is propagated in everything we say and do. Fortunately, he will never completely die, but will continue to confound those who think him merely a whiny freak. RIP Holden Caulfield. Only Shot At A Good Tombstone
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I started out really enjoying this book but about halfway through I realized it wasn’t going anywhere believable. The characters never develop into anything other than one-dimensional, there is no realistic conflict, just black or white (both literally and figuratively). The pie incident is beyond ridiculous. And if so few copies of Skeeter’s book were printed, why did they seem to all end up in this one town, the last place you’d want to have it widely promoted? There seemed to be no editing process with Skeeter’s book either, which is also ridiculous. The first draft was it! And on top of that she gets a job in New York! The men and women in my book club would laugh me out of the group for suggesting a book like this. But that’s not to say I didn’t enjoy the first half. Maybe better things are coming from this writer.
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