Runner Things #273
Posted on 02 Oct, 2011
Always having a closet full of blindingly bright clothes. They come in handy on long run days, okay!
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Not the typical romance novel, this book is a refreshing and welcomed addition to my collection of great reads. Packed with a wide array of solid but "i-didn't-know-that" facts, "Fuel" is for the hopelessly romantic but cerebral reader. The world has waited too long for Jeremy Chin to dish this one out.
- Joshua Lee -.
(Programme Director, StART Society)
(Programme Director, StART Society)
