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Friday, October 21, 2005
'One' Mistake Was Mine OK, somebody slap me. Yesterday I feared the worst upon reading that this year's "One Book, One Philadelphia" wouldn't have one book, but three about Ben Franklin. Turns out the idea has something for everybody. Franklin's autobiography for people (like me) who have always wanted to read it. An "interesting and lively" biography, Franklin: The Essential Founding Father. And even a title for kids: Ben & Me. Read Inquirer story, "Mouse among 3 authors."
