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I read books of all sizes. I’m not a book snob that has to have books of a certain size or else. I’ll read anything as long as the story line holds my attention. That’s the only thing that’s important to me…..whatever is going on in the story has to keep me going till I…
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Well, yesterday I made another trip to my local book store on my day off. I had to get out anyway to run some errands so I decided to rewards myself with a trip to the book store. Three of the four books that I purchased came from the bargain section. I can normally do…
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Would you stop reading for 1 million dollars? This is a hard question for me. There is a lot I could do with 1 million dollars. I could pay off my house. I could buy a bigger house. I could buy a new car for myself and my hubby. I’d still have money left over…
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Has reading ever gotten you in trouble? There was a time, back when I was in elementary school, when I stayed up past my bed time to read a book. Now, I don’t remember what book I was reading, I just remember getting caught. Besides being up past my bed time, my dad lectured me…
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I’ve finished reading this one. Like a lot of her work, this one is broken into sections. Each section provides different poems and prose for how you feel or what you may need at a particular moment. Or you can do like I did and just read this on a cloudy, stormy day while you…
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Movie adaptations are just that…..an adaptation. You can’t take an entire book and cram it into a single movie…….not without the movie being 14 hours long. I don’t see anyone sitting around that long to watch a movie. But some movies don’t do the book justice and some movies do a pretty good job. There…
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I have done it but I don’t re-read books that often. I read “The House of Dies Drear” by Virginia Hamilton years and years ago when I was in school, probably 5th or 6th grade I want to say. Well, I got the e-book version and re-read it a couple of years ago. I also…
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I finished reading this book and I can see why it’s a classic. The story is told through the eyes of little Jean Louise Finch (more commonly known as Scout) as her and her brother, Jeremy Atticus Finch (more commonly known as Jem), get up to some mischief. Along the way, we get to see…
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