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Yes, I agree. is a masterpiece. Love all of his work, stands out a bit too for me. What grabs us about perhaps is the unexpected sentiment that slowly creeps up on us as readers. The only book of his that I was somewhat puzzled by the title was . His titles usually play a significant role.