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Excellent book for beginners: Excellent book for beginners. I have given away several copies to my students. I have been a music teacher for over 30 years and I have never seen a book that is so well written and easy to follow. I have also given away several to my students.
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Excellent book for beginners: This is a great book for beginners. It is easy to follow and the instructions are clear. I have given away several copies to my students.
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Farmer Giles of Ham: I had this really nice experience of reading this book. I had just finished The Hobbit, and I was looking for something a little different. I had heard of Farmer Giles of ham, and I thought it would be a nice read. I was not disappointed. It is a short story, but it is a very good one. I think it is a good read for anyone who is looking for a short story. I think that it is a great read for anyone looking for a good short story. It is also a great read if you are looking for a book that is not too long. I think this is a great book for anyone who wants to read a short story.
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