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11 hours ago ago from Cassandra Jade in the Realm
Last week I made the decision to join in the 100+ Reading Challenge . I decided the best way to start out the new year would be by having a line up of books so that I didn't spend two or three days reading blurbs and first pages and not actually starting any real reading. As the first things that were packed in my house were the unread' books that were lying around I salvaged eight novels from the pile to stay out so that I had something to ...
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20 hours ago ago from Tale of a GRITS
It's no secret that I love to read and go through multiple books a month! Sometimes I feel guilty for buying so many books, when I just read them once. But, the library never has the books I want...and I find such great deals on Amazon and at Target. There are tons of books right now I want to read and am hoping a few of them will be in my stocking on Christmas! Have you read any of them? - "Playing the Trump Card" , by Ivanka Trump - I ...
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17 hours ago ago from tcsumner
Ok, in answer to lostvirtue , here is my list...Rules:Don't take too long to think about it.List 15 books you've read that will always stick with you. They should be the first 15 you can recall in no more than 15 minutes. Tag 15 friends, including me, because I'm interested in seeing what books you choose (and might try them myself if I like the title).(not in any sort of order... tho one leads to another in my mind...) Goodnight Moon, ...
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1 day ago ago from Unlearning 101
Dear Reader: It is the time of the year for lists so I figured I would put together a list of the books which most influenced my thinking on the topic of unlearning this year. (Note: These are the books I read in 2009 -- some were published earlier.) There are also some books still on my bookshelf such as Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us ) by Tom Vanderbilt and SuperFreaknomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic ...
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1 day ago ago from Notes from the Gefilte Review...
So, I'm already feeling optimistic about my end-of-2009 to-do list, having drafted a new poem for tomorrow's workshop with Meredith, having begun to stab away at my book review, and having received some excellent poetry recommendations from Leslie the Awesome. So, I need to buy The Mansion of Happiness , by Robin Ekiss. And, although it's no longer a new collection, I clearly need to order Nick Flynn's Some Ether , a book that I feel as if I ...
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