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the threepenny opera | Bertolt Brecht

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Marchpane

the threepenny opera | Bertolt Brecht

#uglybookcovers part two. Looks like a feel good read, this one.

#uglycover #somethingforsept #septphotochallenge

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RealLifeReading Wow. Just. Wow 9y

SusanInTiburon Ugly but cool. 9y

Gezemice Terrible cover. As I recall it is a quite good book, however. 9y

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Dragon What were they thinking? How does that cover entice a reader? 9y

LisaJo Very good timing. I just listened to a podcast from the guys from Overdue of this book. And yes that is just one ugly cover. 9y

Marchpane @LisaJo complete with baby-sized one-legged man 😂 9y

ElizaTodd Whoa I was just talking about this book yesterday!! 9y

LisaJo @Marchpane - Bawaahaha 9y

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the threepenny opera | Bertolt Brecht

Ed: “I work in a primary school, but I used to do acting when I was younger. In the last couple of years, I've started picking up old plays I used to perform. I just started this one by Brecht. I love reading plays - there's something direct about the character‘s dialogue. I think it's the pace, the speed, actors overlapping each other. It‘s all quite clumsy and fast. I remember performing monologues from it."

Sydsavvy Hurrah, another thespian-play lover! 9y

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