Bookasaurus

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She says

I haven't read it yet, but you're the second person who has recommended it....hmmmm.....

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She says

Reading Wally Lamb is undoing isn't it? I feel like I really understand the fate of twins having read this piece of work....

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James L says

Hi welcome to my friends list :)

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She says

So, did you finish THE BOOK THIEF? I really liked the book - the characters, the narrator, and what a tear jerker....I must have used half a box of kleenex in the last 50 pages!!!!

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Alizabeth S says

What is Book Thief about? Isn't it a Young Adult novel? Just wondering if I should read it.

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Deborah A says

Hi neighbor! Thank you so much for the friend request! I am going to check out your shelf riight now : ) what are you reading now?

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Emeraldeyes says

Hi there, and thank you for the friend invite. I've just had a quick look at our books in common, and see that we both loved "Water For Elephants", and were left cold by "The Kite Runner" (I was the only person in my book club not raving about it, but I have to say his followup book is MUCH better).

Being 46, I can appreciate your comment about having only so many years left to read. And I'm already occasionally opting for large print at the library -- but only on books I'll be reading at home (a girl does have her pride).

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dharmabummer says

Hehehe.. like your description about reading and getting old. I haven't yet listed all the books I own but haven't read but it will probably take me the rest of my life to get through them. Meanwhile, I have to live in a house packed full of unread books....

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CinLove says

Thanks for the friends invite. I see from your shelf that you had difficulty reading Pillars of the Earth. I had been given that book by a friend who loved it and yet I couldn't get into it no matter how I tried.

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Sharyn says

The Time Traveler's Wife was good. I enjoy reading time travels; this one is unique. It doesn't progress chronologically, but the reader (along with the time traveler and his wife) gets tossed willy-nilly through time. Well worth the read.

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frosty73 says

I'm honored to be a book friend. Such fun seeing how other people reviewed the books I've loved and hated!

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nprosario says

You are in your 40's? God bless you! You look fabulous! :)

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Doris T says

Thanks for your friendship and for joining Women Speak. I'm looking forward to hearing what you have to say. Please stop by the thread, Introductions, and introduce yourself and please join in our on-going discussions (We have several pages on-going now).

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Pamela S says

Hi. I feel the same way. Thats why I made up my mind years ago to put down any book that I was not enjoying...and lose the guilt over not finishing. I figured there are so many books in my finite lifetime that I'll never have the chance to read, why waste that precious time?!

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Brenda M says

hi! thanks for the friend request! I see lots of the books I've read on your shelf, and lots more I can see I'd like to read! I hope we both make it to 100 and read all the books we want!

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Sandy says

Hiya! Happy reading!

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Sara M says

Thank you for adding me as a friend. You have a diverting eclectic mix on your shelf, I'll have fun browsing! Viewing other people's bookshelves is my favourite pastime - I think it tells you all you need to know about a person. I'm relatively new so I'm still adding books. With a new home and two teenage children, finding time to read is SO difficult, I curl up in bed, open the book and I'm asleep before the end of the page...ho hum! Happy reading!

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Judy S says

Hello from Mint Hill! Gosh, does that mean I only have 34 years left to read?? Oh well, I read constantly so hope I can get around to the 500 plus on my wish list.

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Johanna P says

We have lots of books in common!

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Evie ♥ says

Hi! Thanks for the invite! I get stressed about books too-whenever I see books I want to read, I have to buy them right away because i'm afraid I'll forget about them if I don't! I have books piled everywhere!

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