Talk:Hélène Grimaud

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More information about this article... The following comments have been left for this page: Helene Grimaud Very short. The first sentence is barely comprehensible, and appears written by person with a weak grasp of English. What does "having a problem over focusing" mean? Does it mean she had trouble focusing, or that she was too focused? I can't even imagine what "she was a give her all or none type of child" means. (edit)

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[edit] books by Grimaud

Hélène Grimaud has written at least three books. I think they should be mentioned, but 1) I've never added to an article on Wikipedia and 2) all this stuff about living persons is scary - I don't know if it's OK to add stuff about what they have published. And, I don't have hours and hours to comb through the myriad webpages of arcane Wikipedia protocol and rules on how to do it properly. So: General Request: Someone please add something about her books!!

Thanks and forgive my ignorance. Dveej 21:26, 29 January 2007 (UTC)

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