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Goodbye, Columbus

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By R.T. Davis, Lillian, Ala. / January 20, 2010

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Philip Roth’s 1959 novella, Goodbye, Columbus (in which an American Jewish college dropout, Army veteran, and library clerk learns important life lessons), is a “must read” experience.

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