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Topic: 2030 by Albert Brooks

Deeply Scared
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Posted: 1:08 PM, December 21st (Wednesday), 2011

I'm about halfway through this and really enjoying it.

If you're an Albert Brooks fan, you'll appreciate his worrywart attitude that comes through very clearly in his book.

It's just his perception of what America will be like in the year 2030. There are several main characters all from different backgrounds. The biggest part of the book so far is about the enormous debt America has collected and how we're all screwed

"Don't give up, the beginning is always the hardest." My Mom:)

My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.

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Lyonesse
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Posted: 2:49 PM, December 21st (Wednesday), 2011

Thanks, DS. You couldn't wait til after the holidays to share?

Me: BS, 40's.

Posts: 1839 | Registered: Jul 2011 | From: West Coast

Deeply Scared
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Posted: 4:14 PM, December 21st (Wednesday), 2011

Whoppie-doop!!!!

"Don't give up, the beginning is always the hardest." My Mom:)

My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.

Posts: 200150 | Registered: May 2002

Skye
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Posted: 7:29 AM, December 22nd (Thursday), 2011

I read that awhile back and liked it until the end, which of course I won't spoil. Will look forward to hearing your review when you finish.

Being an old lady, my son asked me how I felt about Brooks' attitude toward the old. I felt the bigger part of the book was our living too long as opposed to the debt! lol

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