Loitering With Intent: The Child by Peter…

Loitering with Intent (edition 1993)

by Peter O'Toole

Series: Loitering with Intent (1)

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Member:	robnbrwn
Title:	Loitering with Intent
Authors:	Peter O'Toole
Info:	Hyperion Books (1993), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 198 pages
Collections:	Your library, Owned but Unread
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1 of 25 books bought today for $10 (the lot).

velvetink | Mar 31, 2013 |

A really good read (

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stuartechambers | Aug 12, 2012 |

O'Toole, Peter, 1932-/Actors > Great Britain > Biography

Budz888 | Jun 1, 2008 |

It is as odd as he is and a good read. This is the first part, it deals with his childhood and growing up during WWII - there's an unusual take on the youth of Hitler, too. A couple of theatre anecdotes strewn in and some poems, that I can't repeat here - he does shy away from using strong language. I had a good time and a few laughs reading it. (

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