The Duty Of The Philosopher
The duty of the philosopher is to find the truth everywhere. ~ Nicolaus Copernicus
The duty of the philosopher is to find the truth everywhere. ~ Nicolaus Copernicus
Publisher: Hachette Books; Original edition (September 11, 2012) Paperback : 400 pages ISBN: 978-1401324643 Thoughts: This was a fun book. I love the humor and quirkiness. It’s great to have a 100-year-old protagonist and the gang of characters are all charming. It’s sort of the opposite of a murder mystery novel because you’re hanging out with…
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