Who else should read this book?
I think anyone who is interested in the 1930's or interested in how both sides of African-Americans lived back then, the side that was considered more lavish back then, I think they would be the perfect demo fit to read this book, also anybody that would like to read a low suspence book with a couple of laughs here and there, those are basically the people I would recommend it to, although I do also think that anyone can read it, it's not as boring as it looks, don't judge a book by it's cover
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