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  • A shock  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    I received this book by mistake. I flipped, started the tips of eyes devoured. It haunted me. Simple, straightforward, easy to read, this book delves into his bowels (anti-) hero with fascinating truth accents. Great! Fascinated, I threw myself into
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  • Remarkable 1 1  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    Without Manichaeism, the author cheerfully scratched the American way of life and questions the virtues of success for the success that can thwart personal development. However, it does so with honesty enough to remember how this model of life may pr
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  • I loved 3  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    It was the second book I read Douglas Kennedy after "Dangerous relationship" I already loved. I thought, I'll try, but sometimes we are disappointed by a second novel, too different from the first. However, I was again pleasantly surprised by hi
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  • a novel to read on vacation  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    Ben Bradford is a renowned lawyer, shark Manhattan, specializing in wills and inheritance of all kinds ... He has a beautiful wife, two lovely kids, a beautiful home, a passion for photography that can satisfy thanks to its wide salary ... in short e
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  • Not to be missed under any circumstances  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    What imagination! What an adventure! I took me to play this character who changes life skin but whose fate continues relentlessly. I did not read, I devoured. A treat for the holidays!
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  • the ENVY read  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    This book allows any regular reader of promoting reading to those who "do not really like to read." I have converted more than one! Douglas Kennedy is between John Irving, for its exciting and unusual slices of lives, and David Lodge by the way
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  • What fun! 1 1  

    The man who wanted to live his life (Paperback)
    I found it really exciting novel. The plot is exciting from beginning to end: it reads in one sitting. Action, suspense, emotion, humor: Douglas Kennedy knows all the tricks and wears great! Writing, very rhythmic, has no literary pretensions but eff
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