Review in Telegraph of "Boredom: A Lively History"

April 1, 2011

Hello Grover,

Further to my email of March 30 [click here to read it], there is a review of the book, which explores the value of boredom in today’s world, at:

Regards

Rick Simpkin
Near Loughborough, UK

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