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Education and Games
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Games and Stickers
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Games and Education
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123 Kids Fun EDUCATION - Free Educational Games for Preschool Kids and Toddlers including counting,...
ukulele tuner and guitar tuner
Music and Entertainment
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Ukulele tuner & guitar tuner APP. Ukulele tuner guitar tuner. Application for the late ukulele and...
Color by Numbers - Flowers
Games and Education
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If your child likes flowers, this coloring game is made for them. Beautiful flowers make them feel...
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Games and Education
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Every year, boys and girls all over the world eagerly await Halloween. For on this night, the most...
Words With Friends Cheat - Cheats Complete & Free
Catalogs and Reference
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Features - Words with friends supported (including Fast Mode) - Character recognition technology...
Color by Numbers - Princesses
Games and Education
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Let your young artist color in these enchanting princesses and heroines from here favorite stories...
Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated Talking with Psychopaths and Savages: A Journey into the Evil Mind in Books
Oct 16, 2017
Ironically, there is little sincere empathy with the victims killed by these psychopaths, but just a titillation factor in this book, with the author essentially being a fanboy of these men and one woman. The book also inadvertently reveals how corrupt the American judicial system is, allowing white men to murder and defraud with impunity, while avoiding life sentences and even being granted parole after murdering three people in cold blood.
And with shockingly little psychology in this book, the author even "runs out" of his word count, so it ends abruptly. It is poorly written, as he repeats the phrase "elephants fly" etc. In every other paragraph, and I can now see why it has received low ratings on review sites. Not worth it.