joeybee12
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Sat Nov-29-03 02:31 PM
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Question for people who have read A. Scott Berg's "Lindbergh" |
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Ok, I haven't, but what I understand is that Berg doesn't even investigate Lindy's "missing" time in Germany, and now we all know what he was up to.
So, does this change your opinion of the book, or of the author, or of the man himself?
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Sat Nov-29-03 02:34 PM
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I read it right when it came out. In retrospect, I think what you're saying is correct, as I have no recollection whatsoever of this. At the time, I thought it was pretty good; I sure didn't come away with any warm & fuzzy feelings for Lindy afterward.
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Sat Nov-29-03 03:03 PM
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2. Hey, so far you're the only one who has read it |
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We've got a bunch of illiterate so-and-so's here!
Actually, we don't, and I'm surprised this hasn't gotten more responses.
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