It 's written by Craig Davidson , who I gather is some young neo - Hemmingway type out of Calgary , although his short stories centered mainly around St. Catharines and the low lifes who inhabit the place . I liked the book , although it was quite depressing and some of the stories were very tough to read . There was one particularly graphic depiction of dog fighting that I could barely finish and the entirety of the book was pretty sad . That said , it was a worthwhile read and the author was pretty good at picking the most excruciating characters and situations , although it did n't say much about my mom 's new home city . I also finished " On Her Majesty 's Secret Service " , which was a good read and reminded me why I like reading Ian Fleming .

OPTIONS:
- They are fans of writing graphic novels .
- They are fans of working with dogs .
- They are readers .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: What does the narrator like to do in their spare time ?

They are readers .
question: You gave me the single most important thing I ever had . You gave me - the world . " < You should not have had to wield such a burden.>Looking around , the site still looked as it had in my dreams . The afterlife did a good job on the reconstruction process .

OPTIONS:
- They are talking to an old friend .
- They are talking to a deceased person .
- They are talking to an old relative .
- None of the above choices .
Q: Why is the narrator being so weepy in their talk ?

answer: They are talking to a deceased person .
QUES: Why am I like this ? Am I the only one in our family who LOVES books , the smell of them , the feel of them , Barnes and Noble . Oh my , I could sleep in that store .

Question with options: Why might she want to sleep in this place ?
OPTIONS:
- There is nowhere else to sleep
- None of the above choices .
- There are free muffins
- There 's a nice view from the window
ANS: None of the above choices .
Problem: I ' ve never understood why one should n't accept evolution and still be open to the existence of God . That , apparently was Darwin 's own position . It was the position of a lot of other Victorians too . People like Charles Kingsley , Matthew Arnold , Robert Browning .

What is true about me ?
OPTIONS:
- I know Robert Browning .
- I am a Victorian .
- I do not accept evolution .
- I believe in God and evolution .

A: I believe in God and evolution .
Question:
Or do you have an interesting tale to tell of how your parents or grandparents met ? I would love to know . I should play a song really , should n't I ? Something romantic to get you in the mood ? A slow dance track .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator going to play a song ?
OPTIONS:
- To get in the mood for sleep .
- To get in the mood for lovin' .
- None of the above choices .
- To get in the mood for exercise .
Answer:
To get in the mood for lovin' .
question: Thursday morning when I went to put my walking shoes on by the front door , I noticed several ants crawling around on the floor . Where did those come from ? I never had ants in here before . Since then I have been finding ants on the living room floor , and now in the kitchen .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Because there was some food spilled or left out .
- Because the writer never had ants in there before .
- Because it was Thursday morning .
Q: What 's a possible reason there were ants crawling around on the floor ?

answer:
Because there was some food spilled or left out .