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[[Lisa]] also keeps a book on a bookshelf, next to of [[Allen Ginsberg]]'s work, {{W|Victor Hugo}}'s novel ''{{ap|Les Miserables|book}}'', and a collection of poems by {{Ch|Edgar Allan Poe}}.<ref>"[[Bart vs. Thanksgiving]]"</ref>
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[[Lisa]] also keeps a book on a bookshelf, next to of [[Allen Ginsberg]]'s work, {{W|Victor Hugo}}'s novel ''{{ap|Les Miserables|book}}'', and a collection of poems by {{Ch|Edgar Allan Poe}}.<ref>"[[Bart vs. Thanksgiving]]"</ref>
  
 
A picture of the book was on a captcha screen for overrated fiction on the [[Wayz]] website. It was one of the pictures that [[Lisa]] clicked.<ref>"[[The Wayz We Were]]"</ref>
 
A picture of the book was on a captcha screen for overrated fiction on the [[Wayz]] website. It was one of the pictures that [[Lisa]] clicked.<ref>"[[The Wayz We Were]]"</ref>

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On the Road
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Book Information
Author: Jack Kerouac
Genre: Roman à clef
First appearance: "Bart vs. Thanksgiving"

On the Road is a novel by Jack Kerouac.

History[edit]

Lisa also keeps a book on a bookshelf, next to of Allen Ginsberg's work, Victor Hugo's novel Les Miserables, and a collection of poems by Edgar Allan Poe.[1]

A picture of the book was on a captcha screen for overrated fiction on the Wayz website. It was one of the pictures that Lisa clicked.[2]

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