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Book Files
by Mr. Guz
This is a collection of book summaries. Topics range from normal to supernatural.
Episodes
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Book Files entry #4: The Crucible
Playwright, Arthur Miller, wrote The Crucible in the 1950's. It was later adapted for the movie screen in the 1990's. It is a story loosely based on the Salem Witch Trials.
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Book Files entry #3: Season of Life
*Winner of the Pulitzer Prize* This is a book for any football coach out there who wants something simple to read. This books provides an opportunity to reflect on your life. Click the link for the podcast notes. Podcast notes
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Book Files entry #2: The Next 100 Years
This nonfiction piece is titled The Next 100 Years and is written by George Friedman. It was a New York Time's Best Seller. For the written version of this entry, click the podcast notes, PODCAST NOTES
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Book Files entry #1: FEED
In this episode I talk about a book titled Feed, written by M.T. Anderson. This is the first entry of many files from my personal reading journal. You can also find this written entry at the following link: marcusguzman.com
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This is a collection of book summaries. Topics range from normal to supernatural.
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