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Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies 

11/20/2012

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Josie McClendon
12/7/2014 09:34:49 am

Ten out of ten would NOT recommend. I really tried to read this book but I wanted to fall asleep after every word. It is dry and entirely uninteresting. If you want something very boring and very long, go for gold on this one.

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