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What do you find magical about reading? What makes a book worth reading to you? Reading, to me, allows me to get away from the stress. Now, I don’t have anything stressful at home (not that I find stressful anyway) but I do have some stress at work. When I come home from a long…
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What are some books you think don’t get enough love from fellow readers? Stoneheart, is the first book in a trilogy written by Charlie Fletcher. The second book is Ironhand and the third book is Silvertongue. I picked this because it’s one of my favorites and I think it deserves a lot more love. When…
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This is my latest haul of physical books that I got to purchase for my birthday. Part of my order showed up Wednesday but the other part of my order showed up today. I’m so happy that all my stuff showed up in good condition. The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien CharlesHalf Bad by Sally…
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I received an Amazon gift card for my birthday so I was able to purchase some more e-books to put on my Kindle Fire (seen below). One of them I went ahead and purchased even though it won’t be released until next year. I know it probably seems like I have a lot to read…
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I found an article online (link is listed at the bottom of this article). There is one book on this whole list that I’ve read and it wasn’t out in my 20s. There is another one on here that I’ve heard of and I’m a little interested in reading. However, I’ve not heard of most…
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Are you a Ravenclaw or do you consider yourself a Ravenclaw? The following 5 books are suggestions, from me, for people from the house of Rowena Ravenclaw. Each books is from a different genre to appeal to different tastes. Synopsis: After two years of living on cheap beer and little else in a bitterly cold…
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Are you a Hufflepuffor do you consider yourself a Hufflepuff? The following 5 books are suggestions, from me, for people from the house of Helga Hufflepuff. Each books is from a different genre to appeal to different tastes. Synopsis: After losing her family and everything she knew in the Nazi concentration camps, Gerta is finally…
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Do you ever read books that have questions in the back of it? They’re more than likely for book club discussions or for classroom discussions (or both) to help aide in discussions after the reader(s) have finished reading. How often do you read books that have these questions or discussion guides in the back? Do…
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