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In case of fire...what one book would you grab? This question was inspired by a
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All of my childhood favorites
rem_ZVH-558549
16 yrs ago
All of my books from my childhood that I have been saving to give to my future children. This includes Shel Silverstein, the little golden books, The Secret Garden, all of the Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul series, Na…
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
All of this reminds me of the time I went to Starbuck's and decided to try a new drink. I asked the woman who worked there what she would recommend because I figured she has probably tried a few things. Well she told me …
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
All of this reminds me of the time I went to Starbuck's and decided to try a new drink. I asked the woman who worked there what she would recommend because I figured she has probably tried a few things. Well she told me …
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
All of this reminds me of the time I went to Starbuck's and decided to try a new drink. I asked the woman who worked there what she would recommend because I figured she has probably tried a few things. Well she told me …
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
All of this reminds me of the time I went to Starbuck's and decided to try a new drink. I asked the woman who worked there what she would recommend because I figured she has probably tried a few things. Well she told me …
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
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All of this reminds me of the time I went to Starbuck's and decided to try a new drink. I asked the woman who worked there what she would recommend because I figured she has probably tried a few things. Well she told me …
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
All of this reminds me of the time I went to Starbuck's and decided to try a new drink. I asked the woman who worked there what she would recommend because I figured she has probably tried a few things. Well she told me …
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June 22nd/23rd: What are you reading, and mini description/review please!!
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Intensity by Dean Koontz
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
Let's just say that I haven't fallen asleep while reading this book.
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
The other day my dad entered the McDonald's and tried to explain to the cashier that he only wanted one scoop of m&m's in his McFlurry. The whole time the guy just responeded with this several times "don't worry I'll get…
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
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Me too. I think that's why it annoys me so much is I don't understand it.
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
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I didn't realized I overused "like" so much until someone pointed it out to me. Now I'm trying to remove it from my vocabulary or at least I do when talking to that person:)
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
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Although I have not read IT yet, I did read Thinner and hated it. If that book was supposed to be like King's other pieces of terror writing, this on failed terribly. I still can't believe that I read that whole book, it…
(Not-So-) Random Acts of BookCrossing Kindness
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*** Winner Announced - Help me name my new puppy!
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Re: Help me name my new puppy!
rem_ZVH-558549
17 yrs ago
When I was little my grandmother had a black dog named Bear, although I'm not sure what kind of dog he was. My Dad had a dog named Bandit who liked to ride on his motorcycle. My dog's name is Sandi Jasmine. Sandi after t…
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
Very interesting, I haven't really thought of that. Maybe there is some rule that we don't know about that says they can't make frivilous stuff like robes or something.
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
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Why would the be using chalkboard's in 2054? I mean in computer labs today we have the technology to take what is being done on one computer and put it on other computers in the classroom. If today in 2006 we are making …
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Do you often think you're reading books that nobody else seems to be reading?
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Re: Do you often think you're reading books that nobody else seems to be reading?
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
Yes, all the time. I always buy my books used, so by the time I get ahold of a book everyone else has already read it. It's so hard to have a conversation about books when no one else has read them.
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How does everyone feel about electronic books readers?
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Re: Might be good for people with joint problems
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
I am a college student and I have already had a few classes that require me to read books or experts online. I like it because it is free and lets face textbooks are exspensive, but I also know that once this whole thing…
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
While I really don't have much experience with shipping things, I do have experience with receiving things and I never get excited over the type of box that my gift came in, rather I get excited over the gift
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Hardback books or paperback? Which do you prefer?
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Re: Hardback books or paperback? Which do you prefer?
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
Hardback books stand up pretty well to my abuse, but paperbacks are much more conveinient to read and lighter too.
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
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Maybe that was the book that they were reading at the time of their death.
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
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It is a children's book, but you never get too old to read his books.
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
someone recent, not dead if you really want to understand and enjoy it. I would recommend Shanna Compton, she has a brand new book out right now called, Down Spooky. Anyways, her poems are really good to understand. I wo…
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
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but unfortunately I don't remember it at all. I remember all of the books that I have read, so this really bothers me. Anyways, if you notice a lot of banned books have been banned for ridiculous reasons anyways.
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
I read the Birth of Venus over the summer and really enjoyed it. It was nothing like I had expected and I loved it. I don't really read chick books, but I have a friend who loves the shopaholic series, I've never read th…
rem_ZVH-558549
18 yrs ago
I have to admit that I am a little hard on my books, but I would never dream of tearing them apart.
