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Tolstoy is an awesome writer, and War and Peace is an awesome book. Read any other Tolstoy? --[[User:Wikinterpreter|'''<font color="#000088">wi<font color="#220066">ki<font color="#550044">nt<font color="#770022">e<font color="#aa0000">r</font>p</font>r</font>et</font>er</font>''']] <sup>[http://www.conservapedia.com/User_talk:Wikinterpreter woo!]</sup> | Tolstoy is an awesome writer, and War and Peace is an awesome book. Read any other Tolstoy? --[[User:Wikinterpreter|'''<font color="#000088">wi<font color="#220066">ki<font color="#550044">nt<font color="#770022">e<font color="#aa0000">r</font>p</font>r</font>et</font>er</font>''']] <sup>[http://www.conservapedia.com/User_talk:Wikinterpreter woo!]</sup> | ||
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| + | No unfortunately, as I hardly live ne*t to the Libary of Ale*andria. He is a great author, but some people I know were put off by the length and philosophy. Also I felt that the subplot abou Pierre believing he is the chosen one to kill Napolean is not as well developed as the story of his spiritual journey. That said I last read it in November so my memory might be fuzzy. But overall a great book.(my * button is broken and I'm too lazy to use chracter map)[[User:Tolst|Tolst]] 16:28, 21 March 2008 (EDT) | ||
Latest revision as of 20:28, March 21, 2008
Welcome!
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Tolstoy is an awesome writer, and War and Peace is an awesome book. Read any other Tolstoy? --wikinterpreter woo!
No unfortunately, as I hardly live ne*t to the Libary of Ale*andria. He is a great author, but some people I know were put off by the length and philosophy. Also I felt that the subplot abou Pierre believing he is the chosen one to kill Napolean is not as well developed as the story of his spiritual journey. That said I last read it in November so my memory might be fuzzy. But overall a great book.(my * button is broken and I'm too lazy to use chracter map)Tolst 16:28, 21 March 2008 (EDT)