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What book(s) are you reading this Summer?

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Never read Great Gatsby. That's a good call.

Got a buddy that is NUTSO about Dark Tower. No matter what Sci Fi movie we see or if that is a topic of convo, he ALWAYS goes back to DT.

I'd recommend the Great Gatsby. Really good book.

I like the Dark Tower series. I was admittedly pissed about how it ended, like most Stephen King books. It's a good story though.

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I tell myself that the end starts his 19th iteration, and thus is the last one. Keeps me sane,

When he said he was writing a new book in the Dark Tower series, this is what I hoped it would be. I had hoped that it would be his 19th time and that things would be different this time. Of course, the new book just takes place between 4 and 5. It's a good story. It just doesn't really add anything to the overall Dark Tower story.

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