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PR for People® Book Reviews April 2016

Barbara McMichael

April 24, 2016

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BOOKS: How We Live Now – Bella DePaulo, My Couch Is Your Couch – Gabriele Gaimberti

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How We Live Now – Bella DePaulo

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My Couch Is Your Couch – Gabriele Gaimberti

Book review by Barbara Lloyd McMichael

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