خاطرات آدم و حوا
by:
حسن علیشیری (author)
Mark Twain (author)
ISBN:
9647865791
Publish date: 1384
Publisher: دارینوش
Pages no: 87
Edition language: Persian
Short and entertaining book that can be read very quickly. The first half is much funnier than the second one, but the book as a whole is ok.
Kindred's Reading Challenge #1: A novel by Mark Twain
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I'm going to cheat a bit here because this isn't the edition I'm reading. I'm reading the free ebooks (linked below), but there isn't an easy way of noting "hey, I'm reading both of these." Both are actually short stories rather than what we'd consider books, and my argument is that if you want to r...
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