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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: When Elephants Last In The Dooryard Bloomed: Celebrations For Almost Any Day In The YearUser Review - Chris Hennessey - GoodreadsBy far the worst Bradbury I've read and the only one that was a chore. The man loves his slant and internal rhyme and also the words: hied, boys, God, Christ, chaff, seed, and lust. If he was writing ... Read full review Review: When Elephants LastUser Review - Mark Oppenlander - GoodreadsAnyone who has read Bradbury's prose should not be surprised to find that he is also a poet. What may be surprising in reading a collection such as this is to see the breadth of his subject matter. In ... Read full review Related books
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