Au contraire.
NPR says:
“There is an important distinction to be made between a great book and a great gift book. Last month, the curious minds at W.W. Norton published a fascinating nonfiction keeper called The Great Big Book of Horrible Things: The Definitive Guide to History’s 100 Worst Atrocities. In its own thoughtful way, it is genius. But you couldn’t, in good faith, put a bow on it.”
SOMEONE GET THIS FOR ME. Please :)
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SOMEONE GET THIS FOR ME. Please :)
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HAHAHAHAHA! Seriously…I laughed out loud.
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You would think the depressing nature of this book would make it the perfect gift for NPR.
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Cats. Song lyrics. Slushies. Big Bang Theory. Spongebob. True Blood. Nail Polish. Memes. Meaningless Rants. Deal with itttt.
