It takes the average reader and 18 minutes to read How To Pick Up Japanese Girls by The Hyperink Team
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ABOUT THE BOOK Japan is one of (if not the) safest and kindest countries you are going to encounter in your travels. If you have decided to take a trip to the land of the rising sun, you will be treated to a country awash with centuries-old tradition, beautiful landscapes, hospitable countrymen, and social opportunity. MEET THE AUTHOR EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK Into Thin Air (1997) began as a 1996 article for Outside Magazine. Krakauer wanted to develop the story more fully, however, and thus was the book was born. Hed originally been assigned to examine the commercialization of Mt. Everest for the Outside article. That ended up being the focus of the story after all, but with a much more tragic outcome than he or his editors could have imagined. For the article and subsequent book, Krakauer joined an expedition led by Rob Halls Adventure Consultants. During that season, a number of other expeditions were also on the mountain along with Krakauer and Hall, including Scott Fischers Mountain Madness. Both Hall and Fischer were killed in the May 1996 disaster, along with six other climbers. Since its publication, Into Thin Air has been at the center of controversy surrounding Krakauers account of events, particularly in regards to questions about who was responsible for tragic errors made on the mountain. Much of the initial criticism of the book came from the Russian climbing guide Anatoli Boukreev, who disputed Krakauers depiction of him as neglecting his mountain guide duties. In response to Krakauers book, Boukreev published his own account of the tragedy, co-authored by G. Weston DeWalt, called The Climb (1997). In postscript to a later edition of Into Thin Air, Krakauer took up this debate and defended his account of the tragedy against Boukreevs criticism. Buy a copy to keep reading! CHAPTER OUTLINE How to Pickup Japanese Girls + Basic Tips and Phrases for Foreigners Dating in Japan + Playing the Foreigner Card + The Process + Unique Dating Locales + ...and much more How To Pick Up Japanese Girls
How To Pick Up Japanese Girls by The Hyperink Team is 18 pages long, and a total of 4,644 words.
This makes it 6% the length of the average book. It also has 6% more words than the average book.
The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes and 25 minutes to read How To Pick Up Japanese Girls aloud.
How To Pick Up Japanese Girls is suitable for students ages 6 and up.
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