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      <title>The Correspondent — A Book That Couldn&#39;t Put Down</title>
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      <description>I finished The Correspondent in just three days. At around 280 pages, that might not sound impressive — but the format makes it incredibly addictive. The entire book is told through letters and emails, which makes it easy to keep turning pages. You tell yourself &amp;ldquo;just one more letter&amp;rdquo; and suddenly it&amp;rsquo;s midnight.&#xA;Why I Picked It Up I mainly grabbed this book after seeing it had over 4.5 stars and more than 140K reviews on Amazon.</description>
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