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It was my luck to have a few good teachers in my youth, men and women who came into my dark head and lit a match. One of these was Mr. Satish Kumar, my biology teacher at Petit Séminaire and an active Communist who was always hoping Tamil Nadu would stop electing movie stars and go the way of Kerala.
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  1. I like "... came into my dark head and lit a match." What a great way of describing a favorite teacher.
    My Teaser is from THE STORYTELLER by Sharon Tillotson.

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  2. I've been curious about this book. Interesting teaser.

    Here's mine: http://flowersofquiethappiness.blogspot.com/2013/01/teaser-tuesdays-cinder.html

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  4. Heard some good things about this movie. I wonder is the book is as good?

    CarolynBrown-Books

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  5. I've been wanting to read this one...thanks for sharing a great teaser!

    Here's MY TUESDAY MEMES POST

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  6. Might see the movie, interesting teaser.

    http://tributebooksmama.blogspot.com/2013/01/teaser-tuesday_7336.html

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  7. I think this movie won an award recently. The teaser is intriguing. Here's mine.

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  8. This one's over my head. I get the match thing, but the rest requires knowledge I don't have.

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  9. I read this years ago and loved it! I want to read it again before I see the movie. I hope you enjoy it :)

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  10. I haven't read this but heard alot about it. Sounds interesting.

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  11. I reaaallly want to read this. I've got to pick it up soon!

    Here's my TT!

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  12. I've had this one my shelf for years now, I seriously need to get on it!

    Thanks for stopping by Book Cover Justice :)

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