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Subject: John Engler's reading habits?

Author:
Kim Hansen

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Date Posted: 09:52:45 02/04/15 Wed

I am confused about John Engler's reading habits. In chapter 17 he explains to Teresa that he doesn't read for enjoyment but only to study, and that's why she she mostly found books about first aid and such things.

But in chapter 21 both John and Sally find mystery books on a closet bookshelf and read them at the patio. This seems contradictorily, or did I misunderstand something?

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Wes
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Date Posted: 08:51:20 02/05/15 Thu

>I am confused about John Engler's reading habits. In
>chapter 17 he explains to Teresa that he doesn't read
>for enjoyment but only to study, and that's why she
>she mostly found books about first aid and such things.
>
>But in chapter 21 both John and Sally find mystery
>books on a closet bookshelf and read them at the
>patio. This seems contradictorily, or did I
>misunderstand something?

Left there by one of his exes.

-- Wes