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Good news for Avril Lavigne fans.

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By Eric Schlosser

Perennial Books, 383 pages

Available at A Different Bookstore and Ink & Stone


You start reading Eric Schlosser’s exposé of the American fast-food industry, Fast Food Nation, and immediately notice something: You’re getting hungry. You could go for a burger. All those references to french fries and tacos are starting to make your mouth water.
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By Eric Schlosser

Perennial Books, 383 pages

Available at A Different Bookstore and Ink & Stone


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