Book Discussion: Bear Town


I read about this book from an ads in a magazine that I just read, which is a confirmation that print ads do work quite effectively in promoting a new book. I had  never lived in a small town that has a population under 7 million, and I'm curious about what kind of engrossing story a small town can have.  If you are reading this book now, please feel free to post your opinion in the comment area below and share your reading joy with me.

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