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Review: What can shipwrecks tell us? New book says: Pretty much everything Original

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By Ellen Akins, David Gibbins
| Batavia Daily News Verified
David Gibbins’ “A History of the World in Twelve Shipwrecks” is also a history of the world in 270 pages, which is why, as you might imagine, the book is jam-packed with information — and why, as Gibbins explains, it is not the history, but a history.
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Review: 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' is somewhat dirty, distinctly un-erotic

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By Ellen Akins
| NewsBreak
Margo's got troubles aplenty in "Margo's Got Money Troubles," a plucky, amusing, somewhat dirty, distinctly un-erotic novel by Rufi Thorpe. She's 19. She has a baby whose father, her English professor, makes her sign a nondisclosure agreement. Two of her three roommates flee, leaving her in the lurch. Her father, a drug-addicted professional wrestling celebrity, moves in. She loses her waitressing job after missing too many hours.
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'Margo's Got Money Troubles' is somewhat dirty, distinctly un-erotic

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By Ellen Akins
| The Brunswick News Verified
Margo's got troubles aplenty in "Margo's Got Money Troubles," a plucky, amusing, somewhat dirty, distinctly un-erotic novel by Rufi Thorpe. She's 19. She has a baby whose father, her English professor, makes her sign a nondisclosure agreement. Two of her three roommates flee, leaving her in the lurch. Her father, a drug-addicted professional wrestling celebrity, moves in. She loses her waitressing job after missing too many hours.
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