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2 comments :
I'm reading the Columbine book, too. Curious of your thoughts.
(If interested, you might like Wally Lamb's The Hour I First Believed. Powerful book from a great writer.
Jeremy,
I am only a quarter of the way into it. Can't say it's "enjoyable"—but very interesting.
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