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describe your favorite book

describe your favorite book n66B2

Frankly speaking, I don’t read much. Not that I don’t like reading, it’s just that I don’t have enough time to read on a regular basis. One of the books that I have recently read is called try in whirlpool by an author called Mohammad Reza Pormohammad. It is a thick factual and an unputdownable book that is was published in 1996. The story revolves around a young boy has to come to Tehran in order to work. He wants to be a teacher in the feature so he should educate. He try more to do both of the process at the same time. in this way he failed many times but he doesn’t disappointed and finally he successed. It had a profound impact on my outlook on life. I guess this book will appeal to anyone who can’t find solution in tough situations and disappointed.

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 time to read on a regular basis. One of the books that I have recently read is called
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unputdownable
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 to Tehran in order to work. He wants to be a teacher in the feature This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:consequently
so
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 more to do both of the process at the same time. This sentence does not start with an uppercase letterIn
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 and finally
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It had a profound impact on my outlook on life. I guess this book will appeal to anyone who can’t find solution in tough situations and disappointed. 