were in need of bodywork. It had always amused
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In "Blue Shoes and Happiness" by Alexander McCall Smith, there is a humorous observation about characters who are in need of bodywork. This suggests that they may require some form of grooming, self-improvement, or even emotional repair, hinting at the complexities of human nature and the struggles we face in our lives.
The quote reflects the author's witty take on personal appearance and well-being, emphasizing that such issues can often provoke amusement. McCall Smith continues to explore the themes of identity and self-acceptance, enriching the narrative with charm and insight.
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