Life of an Amorous Man
This reads like the sort of title that could earn a quick recommendation instead of a polite maybe.
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This reads like the sort of title that could earn a quick recommendation instead of a polite maybe.
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The title alone suggests a children's read with enough personality to stand out on a crowded shelf.