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Embodiment, How Animals and Humans Make Sense of Things: The Dawn of Art, Ethics, Science, Politics, and Religion
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Enter for a chance to win a copy of Embodiment, How Animals and Humans Make Sense of Things. This book is not about what we can teach animals, but wha
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Giveaway dates: Nov 23 - Dec 23, 2018
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Son of the Dawn (Ghosts of the Shadow Market #1)
by Cassandra Clare
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While I tend to gripe about the fact that you have to read some of these novellas before reading the main books... I still end up trash for these little stories. It was nice seeing interactions between different characters and also seeing moments whe
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