Why Is Keroueac Important To Me

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"I would say this is one of my favorite reads.Its one of my top ten.I really enjoyed myself.I trust and respect Jack Kerouac.Many people praise his works and recommend me this book.One of my favorites and I really enjoyed it.Love this book.
Amazing ,fantastic,quotes that will change your life.I think this has been the most influential book in my life.The story is original,honest and fun.
I will definitely recommend to my friends.This touches me .I really know the magic of Kerouac's writing style and how much I love it.
Kerouac belongs to my favorite author,and I really love reading his books.I should give 5 rating.
Characters and dialogues are accurately recounted .I found the story more enjoyable than any other.
At last I would say ,I really

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