This book is part-memoir part-trivia. A New York Times reporter seeks to answer questions from children, including his own son, such as:- What happens when you eat gum?
- Do nose hairs turn gray?
- Is George Bush evil? Mommy says so.
Personally, I skipped about half the memoir/reflective part. I couldn't care less about the author and his kid. But, I loved the questions and their answers.
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Where did your queue list go?
I started reading the Snow Flower book but stopped because I wasn't in the mood for filling my brain with tortured relationships.
I wasn't a huge fan of Snow Flower. I liked Memoirs of a Geisha better. I have no queue list because I have a stack of books waiting for me already that I'm not getting to!
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