Book 251: Seeing (Blindness #2) – José Saramago
My first, of what I hope to be numerous, library book of 2014! I trekked through the sub-freezing weather last […]
Book 251: Seeing (Blindness #2) – José Saramago Read Post »
My first, of what I hope to be numerous, library book of 2014! I trekked through the sub-freezing weather last […]
Book 251: Seeing (Blindness #2) – José Saramago Read Post »
My friend Dominic recommended this book ages ago and I’m so glad he did! After thoroughly enjoying The Velvet Rage I knew
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