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Would You Lend Your Toothbrush

By (author) Heather Brazier

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As Heather Brazier noted in her introduction to Which Do You Prefer: Chunky or Smooth? ""This is the kind of book that can never be completely finished. There will always be one more statistic to find. One more quirky fact to uncover .."". Not just one, but hundreds of new Canadian trivia tidbits, claims to fame, regional distinctions, fascinating foibles and of course, eye-enlarging endings to that modest little query, ""Did you know that on an average day in Canada .."". have now been fearlessly gathered in Heather Brazier's new Would You Lend Your Toothbrush?So, if on an average day, 600 books are sold in the oldest Canadian bookstore continuously owned by the same family -- how many of them will bear this title? You'll have to wait for Volume III ...

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