Q & A
Learn the answers to the following questions:
• What is the rarest book in American literature?
• What does the most amazing personal library in the world look like?
• What is the most wicked Freudian slip in a book?
• What are the original titles of some of the most famous books in literature?
• What are some rare words that book lovers would truly relish?
• What makes a great teacher or a great mentor?
• What is the most important life lesson?
• How can college help you live a good life?
• What is the name of the painting on the cover of the first edition of The Great Gatsby?
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