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8/100 this time. There are few that look interesting, I always meant to watch seven.
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I had to look up who Pussy Galore is in the James Bond franchise. I saw part of one of the James Bond movies but I don‘t remember what the movie was called. Maybe it was one of the newer movies, I don‘t know. I still think her name is weird. Maybe I don‘t get it because it was before my time and before my mom‘s time too. I was born in 1990. My mom was born in 1961 and the book was published in 1959.

I had to look up books set in casinos because I didn‘t know of any and this was one of the books that came up. It said that this is the first James Bond book. I‘ve never read James Bond. I watched part of 1 James Bond movie and I didn‘t know what to think about him but the ladies love him. I don‘t remember what James Bond movie it was. Also, there‘s a female character in the franchise named Pussy Galore. Why is she named that?

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Bond, James Bond. 🃏

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I didn‘t like this student‘s version much because it left out the whole voodoo narrative. i am not sure if it was particularly thrilling for my students. But then the original is so full of stereotypes and degrading language at least this was not given in this version.

I am currently reading four different novels with four different classes. Of course they are the students versions which are easier and have less different narratives but I get mixed up a lot - especially when the lessons are one after another. Last time it told the students The Hound of the Baskervilles was written by Ian Fleming. 🙈

I am posting one book per day from my extensive, and ever growing, TBR shelves. Some are new and some have been on my shelves for years, so long I don't remember why I originally bought them.
Day 11
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