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|title=Watson's Afghan Adventure
|sort=Watson's Afghan Adventure
|author=Kieran McMullen
|reviewer=Louise Laurie
|buy=Maybe
|borrow=Maybe
|paperback=1907685936
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|ebook=B004HW8180
|pages=218
|publisher=MX Publishing
|date=January 2011
|isbn=978-1907685934
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And when there is a spark of interest in the book, for example, when elephants are used to carry war supplies, McMullen simply glosses over it and decides to give us the low-down on a make of rifle, for instance. What a wasted opportunity I thought. And finally, the book is littered with spelling and punctuation mistakes and also words will suddenly appear in capital letters for no reason. Another example of this book's sloppy writing/editing is when a P & O liner is described as a boat. I winced. She's called a ship, I heard myself shouting at the computer. I could go on, but I won't. Simply, one of the worst books I've read recently.
If this period appeals then why not try [[The Complete Brigadier General Gerard Stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]
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