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	title:	The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare (Penguin Red Classics)
	author:	G.K. Chesterton
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Classics
	released:	June 7, 2007
	isbn:	0141031255
	isbn-13:	9780141031255

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Customer Reviews
Enjoyable - Rated I read this slim book across two European flights. It's entertaining and there were at least three twists that were enjoyable. Wonderfully, readable, satirical spy story - best edition available - Rated This new edition from Penguin - part of a series of six 'Books for Boys' - is beautifully designed and produced, with a re-set text and lovely paper. And the book remains as funny and surprising as when it was written 100 years ago. Difficult not to enjoy if you like spy stories - and satires of them.

Customer Reviews

Enjoyable - Rated 4/5
I read this slim book across two European flights. It's entertaining and there were at least three twists that were enjoyable.

Wonderfully, readable, satirical spy story - best edition available - Rated 4/5
This new edition from Penguin - part of a series of six 'Books for Boys' - is beautifully designed and produced, with a re-set text and lovely paper. And the book remains as funny and surprising as when it was written 100 years ago. Difficult not to enjoy if you like spy stories - and satires of them.

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