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In Conclusion, I, in no way, found this book boring at all. Moreover, it was hard for me to resist the book. Obviously, I would definitely recommend this book to someone. It was very hard for me to stop reading it, astoundingly. I have never before read a book like this, but I can see myself, without a doubt, in the future to read more books about cadavers and even more of Mary Roach’s books.
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